Professor in the Department of the Applied Mathematics and Physics at the Universidad de Navarra (Spain) since 2001, where I have taught many different courses in Applied Mathematics, Physics, and Biomedical engineering. I obtained my M.Eng. in Engineering Physics at the University of Liege (Belgium) in 1992, with a thesis in natural convection in fluid supervised by Prof. G. Lebon. Then, I pursued my studies with a PhD in theoretical physics (Fluid Mechanics) on the Bénard-Marangoni problem at the University Complutense of Madrid (1997) under the supervision of Prof. M.G. Velarde. Since 2006, my research interests have centered on biomedical applications. Specifically, I study the modelling of electrical and mechanical activity in the heart and a set of biomedical data (heart, eyes).