Researcher at the Institute for Integrated Coastal Zone Management (IGIC), Universitat Politècnica de València, and member of the Communications and Networks Research Group. My research combines electronic instrumentation, telematics networks, and artificial intelligence to develop advanced sensor networks for monitoring marine and coastal environments. I specialize in the design of IoT-based systems and multivariate analytical methods to assess environmental quality and detect early degradation in hydrobiological products from both aquaculture and wild catches. I am the author of "Proposal for a Gas Sensor Device to Classify Hydrobiological Species and Estimate Non-Refrigeration Time", and currently lead the project "Sensor Network for Early Detection of Quality Degradation in Hydrobiological Products from Fish Farms and Wild Catches". In addition, I serve on the Technical Program Committee of the International Conference on Technologies for Marine and Coastal Ecosystems (COCE) for the 2024 and 2025 editions, with the latter taking place in Barcelona, Spain. My work bridges applied electronics, IoT architectures, and advanced data analytics to deliver actionable solutions for sustainable fisheries and aquaculture management.