Degree in Mathematics, specializing in Statistics and PhD in Computer Science.

Professor of University, with 5 recognized teaching periods. She has participated in 17 research projects funded by the European Community, various Ministries, the Autonomous Community of Madrid and the Polytechnic University of Madrid. She has published 14 papers in journals and other scientific forums. She is a member of the consolidated research group of the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid Decision Analysis and Statistics Group since 2009.

It is worth mentioning two distinct lines of research in her scientific career: the first one is the statistical regression models with ordinal variables that, applied to the analysis of service satisfaction, constituted the core of her doctoral thesis, together with an extensive teaching career in various aspects of probability, statistics and data analysis. The second line has to do with the mathematical modeling of visual information processing in vertebrates, a field in which the most relevant publications are listed. In addition, given her background in statistics, she works and teaches in subjects related to data analysis, a topic that is again becoming relevant in the era of data science and artificial intelligence. She has tutored final master's thesis devoted to different aspects of data analysis and modelling: applications of general linear models and topological data analysis.