Sc in Environmental Science and MSc degree in Synthesis and Characterization of Materials from Malaga University (Spain). The final master project was focused on the study of electrode materials for symmetrical solid oxide fuel cells in the Departments of Inorganic Chemistry and Physics. In January of 2013, I joined to the energy storage research centre CIC energigune in the Alava technology park (Basque country, Spain). There, I worked on my PhD thesis in the Synthesis and Characterization of Low-Cost Materials for Aqueous Na-ion Batteries, obtaining the PhD degree in May of 2016. Part of my thesis work was developed during a three-month stage in Hydro-Québec. After obtaining my Ph.D., I continued working on Aqueous Ion Batteries during a postdoctoral position in the Institut of Materials of Nantes (France). In April of 2018, I re-incorporated to CIC energiGUNE joining to Safety, Aging, and Postmortem Group within Power Storage, Batteries and Supercaps area. I worked in several projects related to Li-ion, Na-ion, Pb-acid and supercapacitor technologies. Since October 2020, I have had the opportunity to join to the catalysis group of the Institue of Physical Chemistry of Polish Academy of Sciences where I keep working within National OPUS 17 Project No. 2019/33/B/ST5/01271 entitled “Novel nanocatalysts in the continuous - flow selective hydrogenation processes towards formation of pharmaceutical intermediates".