David Vernet Bellet

David Vernet Bellet is a Professor with a PhD at the Higher Technical School of Engineering, Department of Engineering, Universitat Ramon Llull in Barcelona, Spain. He leads and participates in multiple research projects focused on smart technologies, including the 'Estudi plataforma Airtool' project as Principal Researcher and the 'LHCb-RTA-URL' project investigating new physics and data science challenges at CERN's LHCb experiment.

• Research Group on Smart Society (2022-2025)
• GRITS: Internet Technologies & Storage Research Group (2017-2021)
• LHCb-RTA-URL: CERN Data Challenges (2023-2026)

His research spans across cutting-edge domains at the intersection of computer science, energy systems, and educational technology. With a primary focus on Internet of Things applications, smart grid technologies, and virtual learning environments, his work has established him as a leading researcher in these fields. His fingerprint analysis shows strong expertise in IoT (100%), Virtual Learning Environments (90%), Smart Grid (89%), and Intelligent Tutoring Systems (62%).

Analysis of his recent publications reveals a consistent research trajectory focused on developing innovative middleware solutions for IoT architectures, creating social internet of energy paradigms, and designing intelligent tutoring systems for cross-disciplinary training. His work demonstrates a unique ability to bridge theoretical computer science with practical applications in energy management and educational technology.

• 172 total citations across his work
• 9 h-index according to Scopus
• Multiple publications in high-impact journals like IEEE Internet of Things Journal, Sensors, and Journal of Supercomputing

As an active researcher, he supervises projects and collaborates with numerous researchers across the Research Group on Smart Society, contributing significantly to both academic knowledge and practical implementations in smart technologies. His work on ontology-defined middleware, social internet of energy, and intelligent tutoring systems represents significant contributions to their respective fields.

He maintains active collaborations through the Research Group on Smart Society, which includes approximately 40 researchers working on interconnected projects related to smart technologies, internet of things, and data science applications across multiple domains.