Daniel Álvarez Sánchez-Bayuela graduated in biomedical engineering from Carlos III University of Madrid in 2018, also obtaining a master's degree in biomedical engineering from the International University of Valencia in 2020. During his university studies, Mr. Álvarez specialized in medical imaging and the development of devices. Currently, he is part of the MSOC nanochemistry group at UCLM and the clinical research group applied to diagnostic imaging at the University Hospital of Toledo, in which he actively collaborates on several projects in parallel to the completion of his doctorate. His field of research focuses on the development of new microwave medical imaging phantoms and the incorporation of radiomics and artificial intelligence into the early diagnosis of breast cancer. Daniel has attended the main biotechnology and medical devices international fairs and conventions (Arab Health, Dubai; BIO, San Diego; FIME, Miami) as brand ambassador for UBT Srl, which was selected by the European Innovation Council to participate in the European Pavillion, near the most innovative startups. Daniel is a co-author of several publications and contributions to the main European and international conferences, in both the medical and engineering fields: PLOS ONE, MDPI, IEEE, European Congress of Radiology, EUSOBI, SEDIM, SERAM, AETR, etc., where he has been an invited speaker on several occasions.