2026
"Tracking Latent Goals for Robust Reinforcement Learning"
II International Workshop on Bayesian Statistics (SEIO Bayesian Working Group) — Contributed Session IV: Adversarial Learning & Robust ML
CUNEF Universidad, Madrid, Spain — June 4–5, 2026
Talk presented in the session on Adversarial Learning & Robust ML, exploring methodology for tracking latent goals to improve policy robustness in reinforcement learning under strategic uncertainty.
"Opponent-Aware Soft Q-Learning"
NextGen Synergy: Control Theory & Machine Learning (COML 2026 / InterCoML) — COST Action CA24136
Prague, Czech Republic — April 27–30, 2026
Oral presentation on Opponent-Aware Soft Q-Learning with David Ríos Insua. Additionally participated as an invited discussant in Roundtable I: Adversarial, Risk-Aware Decision Making in Multi-Agent Systems (moderated by David Ríos Insua, alongside Leon Bungert and Agnieszka Wiszniewska-Matyszkiel).
2025
"Adversarial Risk Analysis with Fully Probabilistic Designs to handle sequential games"
EURO 2025 Congress
Leeds, United Kingdom — June 2025
Adversarial risk analysis (ARA) is a decision analytic methodology that informs decision-making when facing intelligent opponents and uncertain outcomes. It enables an analyst to model beliefs about an opponent's utilities, capabilities, probabilities, and strategic calculations. In this presentation we discussed how to merge ARA and Fully Probabilistic Design to handle sequential games.
"Adversarial Risk Analysis with Fully Probabilistic Designs"
XLI National Congress of Statistics and Operations Research (SEIO 2025)
Lleida, Spain — June 2025
ARA is applied to defend-attack games mitigating standard common knowledge and common prior assumptions in classical game settings. Yet it entails complicated modeling and computations. In this work we discuss a new approach to ARA using a Fully Probabilistic Design methodology in simple defend-attack games.
2024
"A new federated learning adaptation of AdaBoost"
AEMCO Congress
Sevilla, Spain — September 2024
Federated Learning allows training artificial intelligence models with distributed data, respecting privacy and accessing large volumes of information without exposing sensitive data. This conference talk introduces Federated Learning (FL), gives an example of a novel FL algorithm and highlights possible FL applications to Health and Social Sciences.
"Delayed Spiking Neural Networks for Neuromorphic Computing"
AIHUB's Connexion Summer School
Valencia, Spain — July 2024
Spiking Neural Networks (SNNs) offer a biologically plausible alternative to ANNs by computing in discrete spikes instead of continuous activations. Incorporating learnable synaptic delays enhances their temporal learning while reducing required parameters. This poster covers an empirical study on the performance of delay-augmented SNNs on neuromorphic spatio-temporal datasets.