He holds a degree in journalism from the
Complutense University of Madrid (UCM) and works as editor in the Science section of the digital newspaper
Vozpopuli in April 2017. He is also an active contributor to
Quo magazine and the program "I give you my word" () on the radio channel
Onda Cero. Between 2009 and 2011 he worked as chief editor of science in
lainformación.com. He is one of the creators of Naukas, an online scientific outreach platform, in which he is also a publisher. It has been active since 2010 and has more than 150 collaborators, mostly scientists and disseminators. This network has held outreach events in cities such as
A Coruña and
Bilbao. In 2014 he created together with Javier Peláez and Javier Álvarez the radio project "Ultraviolet Catastrophe". This series of programs seeks to promote science through various fields of knowledge, showing experiments and speaking with their creators. He also published his first book,
¿Qué ven los astronautas cuando cierran los ojos? (, a compilation of more than fifty stories published in the Fogonazos blog. It deals with topics such as astronaut experiences and neuroscience stories. It is also available for free in electronic version. In 2016 he published The Naked Eye (
Crítica, Drakontos Collection), a reconstruction of the history of science from the understanding of vision and light, through a critical vision, storytelling and illustration of scientific experiments. In 2017 the
Academia de las Ciencias y las Artes de Televisión of Spain grants to him the Scientific Journalism Award Concha García Campoy in the category of Digital Press for the article
Plasticidad a la carta para salvar cerebros. == Work ==