José Luis Ausín got the BSc from the University of Cantabria (UC), Santander, in 1993, and PhD from the University of Extremadura (UEX), Badajoz, in 2000, both in Electronic Physics. He has been Assistant Professor (November 1999 August 2002) and Associate Professor (September 2002 until now) in the field of Electronic Technology at the UEX. His professional experience is in the field of design, analysis, modeling, and characterization of MOS integrated circuits (ICs) for analog applications. His current research interests include CMOS analog and mixed-signal ICs for biomedical, sensor, and signal processing applications. In this frame, he is currently involved in the fields of (1) novel non-invasive solutions for measuring and monitoring health and (2) miniaturized systems for the characterization of biological materials. He is the author and co-author of 90 articles published in scientific journals and conferences. He has also co-authored an international book chapter and is Reviewer for several major scientific journals listed in the JCR index and international conferences. He is a named inventor on 3 patents. On the other hand, he has participated in 24 research projects financed by public institutions (both at the National and Regional levels) and companies, of which he has been scientifically responsible in 11. Promoter, co-founder and scientific advisor of the spin-off company BioBee Semiconductors, SL (https://biobee.tech). Start date: July 2012.