My scientific career has been focused in the field of quantum and computational chemistry. My first incursion in the field was the development of my BSc Project at the University of Bristol by means of a Erasmus+ Scholarship and the subsequent specialization through the Master in Theoretical Chemistry and Computational Modelling at the University of Vigo (Uvigo) (2015-2017). In 2016, I obtained a research fellowship from Uvigo which allowed me to develop my PhD thesis as part of the work-team in two consolidation research projects funded by Xunta de Galicia (GRC-2019 y GRC-2015). During the development of my thesis I performed two predoctoral stays, a national stay at the University of Oviedo (Uniovi) (1 month) and an International stay at the University of Aveiro (UA) (3 months). Both stays were funded by competitive mobility scholarships from Uvigo. The PhD thesis diplome was awarded on 02/02/2021 reaching “Sobresaliente CUM LAUDE“ qualification, Extraordinary PhD Award and International Mention. While the administrative procedures for the thesis defense took place, I started a Postdoctoral Fellowship at the University of Salamanca (USAL) which lasted 8 months (Nov. 2020-June 2021). Afterwards, during the next three months, I was part of the selective process for a 1Postdoctoral Fellowship from the research center CICECO - Institute of Materials (UA), which I obtained and started in Oct. 2021. I declined this fellowship at the end of Dec. 2021 after being awarded with the Margarita Salas grant. In the frame of this program, I started in Jan. 2022 a contract from Uvigo whose aim was international mobility. The destination center selected was CICECO (UA), which allowed me to continue with the ongoing research. The achievements presented in my CV show my hard-work aptitude and a great interest in research dissemination. By the time this application is performed, I am co-author of twelve scientific articles in international journals, among which include: 1 Nanolett., 2 Chem.-Eur. J., 1 Nanoscale Adv. The results of my research have been disseminated by me and my colleagues in many congresses, mainly European and international, highlighting my presentation of 7 oral communications. It should be mentioned that all my research stays (Pre and Postdoctoral) not only led to relevant articles but also to tight research collaborations that are held until the present day. In addition, these collaborations encouraged me to go out from my main research line leading to two articles without my thesis directors (1 Uniovi y 1 USAL), and to the submission of two other articles: one from the USAL’s stay and the other from the UA’s current stay. My main interest in research is the integration of different computational methods for the solution of a chemistry problem. The main research line within my thesis was the analysis of the electron transport in carbon based systems. In particular, certain analogous concepts from different areas of knowledge were connected, such as the topological insulators behavior (Solid State Physics) and the superexchange mechanisms in the DNA electro transfer processes. I am highly interested in multidisciplinary and in translational science, which can be drawn from my works in collaboration with experimental groups from different areas. During the Postdoctoral stay in USAL, the line project involved the computational study of spin-forbidden enzymatic reactions. Acquiring the technical skills for the treatment of spin properties has been fundamental for the development of the present project in CICECO: the study of the optical and charge transfer properties of spintronic nanomaterials. I would like to point out that, although my research contracts were incompatible with regular teaching, my interest for education led me to supervise three BSc projects and two MSc projects, as well as to teach a specialization course. Finally it is worthy to mention of ANECA’s accreditation for the “Ayudante Doctor” position