DAVID GARCIA GARCIA

DAVID GARCIA GARCIA is an Associate Professor specializing in Basic Psychology. His research spans multiple disciplines including neuroscience, public health, and theoretical physics. Key areas include Parkinson's disease, health literacy, quantum mechanics, and political communication.

• Research Focus: Parkinson's disease neuroimaging, health/eHealth literacy, quantum mechanics in black hole geometries, telemedicine applications, and political campaign analysis.
• Publications: 15 recent works (2023-2025) covering clinical studies on Parkinson's disease, health assessments, quantum mechanics, and digital health interventions.
• Techniques: Utilizes PET/MRI, computer vision, cost-utility analysis, and social media analytics in his research.

His academic contributions highlight interdisciplinary approaches to understanding neurological disorders, health behavior, and theoretical physics challenges. No formal awards or student mentoring details were identified in the current records.