In 2003 I obtained my Bsc in Computer Science by the Universitat de Lleida (UdL). I collaborated with the Applied Mathematics of UdL in several scientific projects in the area of algebra applied to cryptography. Resulting from this collaboration we published two scientific papers about sylow-theory in elliptic curves. 

In 2006, during the semester I spent at Boston College I developed my interest in the area of neuroscience and neuroimage. At the end of my MsC in Computer Science Engineering at Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF), I started working at the Image Processing Group of UPF researching computer intelligence and machine learning applied to image and signal processing. My works mainly focused on the application of fuzzy logic in the development of new methods for image segmentation. 

In 2009, in order to pursue a scientific career in neuroscience and neuroimage, I applied to and was granted the La Caixa scholarship for Master studies and completed the Cognitive Science and Interactive Media (CSIM) Masters program at the Icrea Group Specs, at UPF. In parallel, I developed my master thesis project at the research company Starlab under the direction of PhD Aureli Soria-Frisch. After graduating from CSIM I joined the Applied Neuroscience Department at Starlab. During 7 years I researched and developed new methods of computer intelligence and machine learning applied to the processing of EEG signals, as well as other brain-computer interfaces and physiological signals. During my years at Starlab I also was project manager and technical manager of several EU and Spanish projects  (Beaming FET-IP7, Interstress, JellyFOR, HiVE).

In 2015 I joined the  Fundación para la Investigación y Docencia Maria Angustias Giménez FIDMAG foundation to research in the methods for meta-analysis of neuroimage studies, mainly focused in MRI neuroimaging. As a resulting of this work a PhD thesis is being defended during Fall 2019 with the title 'Development and implementation of new methods of meta-analysis in neuroimage' under the direction of PhD Joaquim Radua and PhD Edith Pomarol-Clotet. 

In December 2018 PhD Joaquim Radua's team transferred to Institut d'Investigacions Biomèdiques August Pi i Sunyer (IDIBAPS) where we continue our scientific work.