About

Having lived in Oslo, New Delhi, Jakarta, Madrid, Budapest, Brussels, Barcelona and currently in London, Nacho developed an interest in addressing individual societal issues, while celebrating culture diversity. This passion motivated Nacho to bridge the gap between science and society and make him understand that design is present in all aspects of our lives. As he simply puts it: design your own world. 

His background in Industrial Design at the Istituto Europeo di Design (Barcelona) enabled him to participate in the Challenge Based Innovation (CBI) Programme at CERN, where he tackled the following challenge: How can technology help in the psychological rehabilitation of traffic accident survivors? This experience eventually led Nacho to pursue a double master's degree in Innovation Design Engineering at the Royal College of Art and Imperial College London. 

The field of Digital Humanities becoming increasingly complex and crucial in the age of Information, he then completed his third master’s degree in Big Data in Culture and Society at King’s College London to eventually specialise in psychological data ownership in order to provide a new human-centred framework for digital service innovation.