Ramon Martin Brufau

Ramon Martin Brufau is a Researcher affiliated with the Department of Personality, Psychological Assessment and Treatment at the Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy, University of Murcia. He holds a doctoral degree from the University of Murcia, awarded in 2009 for his thesis titled 'Personalidad y dermatología. Perfil psicológico en neurodermitis', supervised by Dr. Jorge Claudio Ulnik and Dr. Jesús González Requena. His research focuses on psychodermatology, personality’s role in health conditions, creativity studies, neuropsychology, and chronic pain management.

Brufau’s work integrates psychological and biomedical approaches, particularly in dermatological disorders like psoriasis and neurodermatitis, exploring emotional regulation, cognitive assessment via video games, and EEG-based diagnostics. His research group, 'Psychodiversity and Health', emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration in healthcare.

Key publications span cognitive assessment methodologies, diabetes management psychology, fibromyalgia detection through EEG, and the psychological impact of chronic conditions like burning mouth syndrome. His studies frequently address sex differences in health outcomes and the efficacy of clinical interventions. Brufau actively contributes to academic discourse on creativity’s dual role in both psychological resilience and psychopathology.