I obtained my PhD in “Biomedicine and Pharmacy” (University of Valencia) in 2013. Since 2009, my research activity has focused in the study of the airways, from a pharmacological and immunological perspective. My research activity is reflected in 16 published papers, in prestigious journals of my area, and in my participation in conferences and research projects, both at a national and international level. I have two Bachelor Degrees (Biochemistry and Chemistry), a Master Degree (Research and Rational Use of Drugs) and a PhD demonstrating my capacity to acquire and generate knowledge and a versatile education which I have further completed (Licences to work with research animals and in Radioactive Facilities). I am bilingual in English (C2, Certificate of Proficiency) and have knowledge of Valenciano (C1) and French (A2). My pre-doctoral training developed thanks to the competitive contract “Programa VALI+D” awarded by the “Consellería de Educación” (Generalitat Valenciana). The mobility during my training is evidenced by 2 research stays in the prestigious Imperial College London. In a first Erasmus research stay I participated in a research project, within the “Membrane Biophysics” group leaded by Professor Templer, the results of which were published (Peiro-Salvador T et al. Biochemistry 2009). Subsequently, I was awarded with a pre-doctoral mobility grant at the National Heart and Lung Institute (NHLI, Imperial College London) under the supervision of Professor Lloyd. The work that resulted from this research stay was also published (Snelgrove RJ et al. JACI 2014) in a high impact journal, first of its area. My post-doctoral research activity has developed thanks to the competitive contract Junior Doctor researcher (Project Prometeo de Excelencia “New pharmacological targets for the treatment of COPD and its vascular comorbidities”). Subsequently, I was awarded with the Marie Curie Intra-European Fellowship and I have been working during the last two years in the European funded project “The Role of Neutrophils and their proteases in the pathology of allergic airway disease” at NHLI, with Professor Lloyd. Several manuscripts have been written (currently submitted or in preparation) and the results have been presented in two international conferences. This project evidences my capacity to obtain research funding, as well as recognizes my research career in respiratory pharmacology. In addition, it has also provided me with a wide experience, both at a professional and personal level, enriched with a PostDoc research stay abroad (>2 years). Regarding my teaching experience, I must mention the lack of possibility of teaching at a University during my PhD due to having been awarded with a pre-doctoral contract in a research institution outside of the academic field. Nevertheless, my interest in teaching is evidenced throughout my participation in every teaching activity that was possible (Tutor in Practical Laboratory activities of FP students and in the University Erasmus Mobility Program). I have also taught two courses to professional students of Education and Nurses and I have assisted to courses at Imperial College to improve my teaching abilities. I am accredited as Assistant University Teacher (by ANECA and AVAP). Since September 2017, I am working as "Profesor Colaborador Doctor" at CEU Cardenal Herrera University (Valencia, Spain), where I teach Biology in the Degrees of Enfermería, Odontología, Nursing & Pharmacy.