I am Professor at the MTA Rényi Institute of Mathematics and at the ELTE University Budapest, Hungary. 
My research concentrates mainly on the theory of singularities of complex algebraic or analytic varieties. Recently I made progress in the theory  the normal surface singularities connecting their analytical and topological invariants using the machinery of low-dimensional topology as well.

BCAM Researcher at BCAM and TECNALIA - Offshore Renewable Energy Group

Scientific Interests:

• Computational stochastic mechanics and linearisation techniques
• Computational fluid dynamics
• Wave mechanics of ocean waves
• Short term and long term statistics of ocean waves
• Propagation models of ocean waves
• Hydrodynamics of floating bodies
• Systems for harnessing of energy from ocean waves
• Offshore floating and fixed systems for wind energy.

Research interests include: 

• Mathematical models in nanoscience, new technologies, and life science applications;
• Nanoscale systems and low dimensional nanostructures in particular;  
• Coupled dynamic phenomena, systems, and processes;
• Complex dynamic systems.

For more information see the above website.

Hector develops predictive mathematical models of cells, in the intersection of machine learning, synthetic biology and automation, as the founder of Berkeley Lab's Quantitative Metabolic Modeling group, Deputy Vicepresident for JBEI's Biofuels and Bioproducts Division and member of the Agile BioFoundry.

You can learn more at his personal site: https://sites.google.com/view/hectorgarciamartinhomepage

External Scientific Member at BCAM. 

External Scientific Member at BCAM.