Diego Andina was born in Madrid, Spain, were he received simultaneously two Master degrees, on Computer Science and on Telecommunications by the Technical University of Madrid (UPM), Spain, in 1990. He achieved the Ph D. degree in 1995 with a thesis on Artificial Neural Networks applications in Signal Processing. He presently works for UPM where he heads the Group for Automation in Signals and Communications (GASC/UPM), a multidisciplinary research group interested in Signal Processing and Computational Intelligence applications: Man-Machine Systems and Cybernetics. He is author or coautor of more than 250 national and international publications, being director of more than 60 R+D projects financed by National Government, European Commission or private Institutions and Firms. He is also Associate Editorial Member of several International research Journals and Transactions, and has participated in the organization of more than 60 international Research, Innovation or Technology Transfer events.Specialties: Computational Intelligence:Artificial Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic, Swarm Intelligence, Cognitive Systems, System of Systems, etc.Signal Processing:Wavelet Transform, Fractals and methods to extract infomation from mutimedia and communication signals.Applications:Innovation in Education, bussiness and Industry: Web 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0, E-Commerce, Financial Prediction, Environmental Forecasting, Security, Image, Sound, Radar and any signal where automatic recognition is needed.