After graduation from the University of Havana in 1991 I started to work as researcher/programmer at the Center for Medical Biophysics, in Santiago de Cuba. I took part in the development of the first Cuban MRI scanner: GiroImag-01. I was responsible for the signal processing and image processing modules.
From 1992 to 2006 I worked at the Computer Science Dept., University of Oriente, Santiago de Cuba, with small interruptions. For all those years I taught Logic, Discrete Mathematics, and Algorithms Analysis and Design, among other undergraduate subjects.
In 2003 I completed my Ph.D. in Computational Group Theory, under the supervision of Dr. Miguel A. Borges-Trenard. In 2006 I moved to the Center for Neuroscience and Image and Signal Processing, at the University of Oriente. See my research interests below, and a full resume by clicking on the "Full Resume" link above.
On June 7, 2004, I had a terrible car accident where I barely escaped alive. Fortunately, that event did not have any serious consequences for me, and today I can talk about that date as my "second birthday".

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