
David Abella
Physicist. Researcher.
Eager to explore the complex mechanisms driving our society. My passion lies in understanding advanced analytics to uncover hidden patterns that can shape innovative solutions for urban planning and social policy.
Contact MeAbout Me

I am David Abella Bujalance, currently a PhD student and researcher at IFISC, in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. My research focuses on applying complex systems physics to social and urban issues, including housing market dynamics, urban segregation, and collective behavior. My work includes studying human activity patterns and emergent urban structures, via data driven tools, network science and statistical physics.
Skills
Languages
ENGLISH
CATALĂ€
CASTELLANO
DEUTSCH
Programming resources
Geolocalized data | GeoPandas
Dataset treatment | Pandas - SQL
Parallel computing
Artificial Inteligence | TensorFlow - Keras
Coding Languages
PYTHON
FORTRAN
JULIA
HTML
Tools
Linux | Windows
Git | GitHub
Inkscape
MS Office | Zoom | Matrix
Professional Career
Ph.D.
Physics of Complex Systems
IFISC, Spain
2024
iMOVE Grant
Research Stay
School of Mathematical Sciences, QMUL, UK
2023
M.Sc.
Physics of Complex Systems
Universitat de les Illes Balears, Spain
2021
B.Sc.
Physics. Minor in Fundamental Physics.
Universitat de Barcelona, Spain
2019
Predoctoral Researcher
IFISC - CSIC (APASOS - NouLloguer projects)
2023 - 2024
Reseacher
SOIB Grant Young Talent
2022 - 2023
Predoctoral researcher
IFISC - CSIC (PACSS project)
2021 - 2022
Dissemination for general audience
Pint of Science 2024
2024
Poster Party Organizing Comitee
IFISC
2022 - 2023
Collaborator in CSS - Palma 2022
Complex Systems Society
2021
Published Papers
Presentations, seminars and talks
PhD thesis defense: Aging and memory effects in social and economic dynamics
Assesing the housing market spatial segmentation