My past and present research trajectory has been focused on theoretical and applied aspects of animal ecology, demography and population dynamics with special emphasis on conservation biology. I have led a long term research program on seabirds since 2003. I have broad knowledge on advanced individual-based modelling techniques (e.g., multi-event capture-recapture models) and Population Viability Analysis. Part of my research focuses on methodological advances in the field of animal demography and population dynamics, which I combine with studies on basic ecology (e.g., evolutionary trade-offs, individual strategies), animal behavior, and conservation biology (e.g., population viability of endangered species, evidence-based management and demography of invasive species).I have a MSc Degree in Environmental Sciences (2003). I obtained several research grants at the Miguel Hernández University (2003-2004). In 2005 I personally obtained an FPU PhD grant at IMEDEA CSIC-UIB and I finished my thesis in 2009. In 2010 I started a Marie Curie Intra European Fellowship at CEFE-CNRS Montpellier (France). Then I was based at the Doñana Biological Station EBD-CSIC and IMEDEA-CSIC, holding a personally obtained Juan de la Cierva (2012-2015) and Vicenç Mut fellowships (2017-2019). I'm now based at the University of Balearic Island with a Ramón y Cajal contract.