Doctoral Thesis Supervision

4 doctoral theses supervised, all awarded the distinction Cum Laude by unanimous decision:

1. Enrique Delgado Zayas (2022). Genomic study of gender incongruence using microarray technology.
2. Karla del Valle Rodríguez Olivero (2021). Analysis of the CpG methylation profile of genomic DNA in a population with gender incongruence.
3. Joselyn Cortés Cortés (2019). Genetic vulnerability of transsexuality: a study of a Spanish population. 🏅 Extraordinary Doctorate Award. European Doctorate.
4. Mª Teresa Rumbo Naya (2015). Cytogenetic and molecular study in persons with transsexual behaviour. 🏅 Extraordinary Doctorate Award.

Licentiate Theses

• Amelia Seoane-Chanes (2010). Comparative phenotype-genotype study in Turner syndrome. Distinction.
• Sandra García Doval (1999). Phenotypic and karyotypic variability in Turner syndrome. Distinction.
• Sandra Costoya Coira (1999). Detection of mosaicism in Turner syndrome. Distinction.

Master’s Theses (15 dissertations, 2014-2025)

Research supervised on:

• Genetic and epigenetic basis of gender incongruence
• DNA methylation and cortical thickness in transgender populations
• Glutamate receptors and gender incongruence
• High-density microarray analysis
• Neurobiology of bipolar disorder
• Depression and sport in transgender populations

Undergraduate Dissertations (12 TFG, 2015-2025)

Supervision of undergraduate dissertations in Speech-Language Therapy on intervention in language disorders, cerebral palsy, ASD, aphasia, Parkinson’s disease, atypical swallowing, and adoption.