She teaches Botany and Plant Biology (in first year) at the School of Agricultural, Food and Biosystems Engineering of Madrid. She is the author of a practical manual of college botany and a number of scientific and popularization publications on the conservation of endangered plant species and crop wild relatives.

He teaches the subjects Ecology and Ecosystem analysis (in second and fourth year respectively) at the School of Agricultural, Food and Biosystems Engineering of Madrid. His practical manual of college Biology was a pioneering teaching resource involving the use of AulaWeb, a virtual classroom, in his school. His main research interests are the characterization of wild germplasm as a source of genes of resistance to pests and diseases in crops.

He teaches the subjects Plant and Animal Biology, Biology for the Food Industry (in first year) and Origin, importance and systematics of plant genetic resources (in the University Master’s Course on Plant Genetic Resources) at the School of Agricultural, Food and Biosystems Engineering of Madrid. His main research interests are the taxonomy of crucifers and the morphologic characterization of plant genetic resources.

He has participated in the design and development of a number of web applications aimed at teaching and disseminating research findings. In 2004 he created the website Senderos Botánicos (Botanical Tours), a precursor of the interactive book Árboles y Arbustos de la ETS de Ingenieros Agrónomos y de la EU de Ingeniería Técnica Agrícola. In recent years, his research has focused on the development of new applications of geographic information systems and environmental information (or ecogeography) in the collection, conservation and efficient use of germplasm.

She is particularly interested in Biology and environmental issues and has worked as an interpreter in many editions of the Master’s Course on Management, Access, Conservation and Trade of Species: The International Framework, taught at the International University of Andalusia – Antonio Machado Site, in Baeza, Spain. She often translates texts for the IUCN and the Secretariat of the CITES Convention, among other organizations.

He is passionate about developing web services and solving programming challenges. During his time at the university, he worked as a freelance developer for companies such as Adecco, Madrid Polytechnic University or Nokia’s R&D department. He also was a member of the IEEE Student Branch of UPM, where he worked on software and hardware development projects, mainly related to the building of drones. He has received several technological innovation awards.

He is enthusiastic about the design and electronic development of the Internet of Things, and he loves experimenting with plants. While at the university he became the Student’s President of both the IEEE Student Branch of UPM and TelecoEmprende associations. He currently works as electrical  engineer in Microsensor Labs, Chicago. He has received awards for some of his enterprising ideas and prototypes.