I am currently at the University of Alicante as a distinguished researcher thanks to the GENT program of the Generalitat Valenciana. At the end of 2018, and almost two years later in Israel, where I did my second postdoctoral stay at the prestigious Weizmann Institute of Science. Center that has been valued as the first non-US research center and the tenth worldwide. In this second postdoctoral stay I specialized in molecular electronics and spintronics. My first postdoctoral stay was 3 years at the University of Leiden in the prestigious laboratory of the Nobel Prize Kamerlingh Onnes, where I established myself as a benchmark in the measurement of the electronic transport of atomic contacts, molecules and two-dimensional materials, both in ambient conditions and in high vacuum and cryogenics. To date, my achievements as a researcher are based on the publication of different articles in international journals, of which most of them are published in first quartile journals and high impact factor. I have also published a chapter in the book entitled "recent advances within the field of materials science in Spain". Another achievement to highlight in my scientific career is the production of a patent for the sequencing of DNA by electronic transport through a graphene gap. Patent that is under the title of "2-dimensional nano-gap break-junction electrode structure, method of fabrication thereof; and biomolecule detection apparatus comprising said electrode structure ". not only my achievements have been based on publications and patents, but also I feel fortunate that during my first postdoc I managed a total of 10 students, being, 3 undergraduate students, 4 master students with their respective master thesis and 3 PhD students. In 2013, I obtained the title of international doctor in nanoscience and nanotechnology from the University of Alicante, under the supervision of Dr. Carlos Untiedt and Dr. María Jose Caturla. performing under his tutelage a theoretical-experimental doctoral thesis, entitled: theoretical and experimental study of the electronic transport and strucuture in atomic sized contacts. Thesis qualified Cum Laude by an international committee. As a complement to my curriculum during the period between the end of my degree in physics and the doctorate, work in the private sector. first in AIDICO, a company that researches hydraulic mechanical properties in natural stone and where it becomes responsible for the laboratory. then work in Visemar where he occupies the position of R & D director