Alejandro Gonzalez Alzate

Alejandro Gonzalez Alzate is a contracted professor at the La Salle School of Engineering (Universitat Ramon Llull) within the Department of Engineering. He leads the Human-Environment Research group, focusing on interdisciplinary applications of machine learning and robotics.

• Research Areas
  • 3D Biomarker Detection in Psychiatry
  • Robot Perception Systems
  • Medical Imaging Analysis
  • Virtual Simulation for Robotics
  • Multi-Omics Data Integration
• Projects
  • BeNeXT: Machine Learning for Turner Syndrome Phenotyping
  • DISTRESS: Stress Biomarker Identification in Education
  • Face3DBiomark: Low-Cost Facial Biomarker Detection
• Technical Expertise
  • 3D Reconstruction Pipelines
  • Multimodal Data Fusion
  • Image Classification Systems
  • Point Cloud Processing

Publication Trends show consistent contributions in robotics (100% coverage in tags) and biomedical applications (face-brain correlations in psychiatric disorders). His work combines Computer Science (91% tag coverage) with Engineering (100% departmental affiliation).

Collaboration Network spans 14 projects (2017-2027) with teams across Spain and international partners. Key tools developed include MyROOT 2.0 for plant root analysis and Face3DBiomark for facial disorder detection.