Josué Pagán works as Assistant Professor at the Technical School of Telecom. Engineering of the Technical University of Madrid. He obtained his doctorate in Computer Science from the Complutense University of Madrid in October 2018 with honors 'cum laude' and extraordinary doctorate award. His work focuses on the development of robust methodologies for information acquisition, modeling, simulation and optimization in biophysical and critical scenarios. He has worked on the development of models for early crisis prediction and classification of neurological and oncological diseases. In 2016 he spent 12 weeks as a visiting researcher at the Embedded Pervasive Systems Lab at Washington State University (United States) under the supervision of Professor Hassan Ghasemzadeh. Previously, in 2015 he spent 16 weeks as a visiting researcher in the Pattern Recognition Lab. At the Friedrich Alexander Universität (Germany) under the supervision of Professor Bjöern Eskofier. He obtained the Telecommunications Engineering degree from the Polytechnic University of Madrid in September 2013 with Honors. He also obtained a degree in Tech. Eng. in Telecom. Esp. Imagen y Sonido from the Public University of Navarra in 2010. He is proactive in the field of technology transfer, and founder of a start-up, he is inventor with IP in exploitation. His teaching is focused on HW-SW systems for IoT and AmI. He is an active member of ACM. He is member of the Quality Committee of the Health Research Institute of Madrid Hospitals and has participated as a member of the program committee of international congresses such as DS-RT, SummerSim, and IEEE COINS.