Jorge Bondia

I started my academic career in 1995 at the Dep. of Systems Engineering and Control at Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Spain, reaching my current position of Full Professor in 2017. During this period i have taught courses on automation, control engineering and biomedical engineering. I conduct my research at the Institute of Control Systems and Industrial Computing (Institute ai2). I got my PhD in Computer Science in 2002 on the subject of uncertain dynamical systems. In 2004 i started my own research line on diabetes technology and artificial pancreas, to which i am fully devoted since then. I currently lead a multidisciplinary team of control engineers, mathematicians and endocrinologists in collaboration with several hospitals in Spain. Our main research lines are modeling of type 1 diabetes pathophysiology, PK/PD modeling, methods for the characterization of intra-patient variability, glucose prediction under large variability with minimal manual inputs, control algorithms for the artificial pancreas, both single- and multi-hormone, sex dymorphism in diabetes, wearable technologies, and technology for pediatric diabetes education. Since 2018, I am principal investigator at the Spanish Excellence Diabetes Research Center CIBERDEM. i am CSO at AMIC Health, a UPV's spinoff dedicated to transform diabetes education in children.