Dr. Sergio Moya obtained his undergraduate degree in chemistry from the National University of the South in Argentina and a PhD in Physical Chemistry at the Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces and the University of Potsdam, Golm, Germany.  Afterwards, he worked as post doct in the group of Prof. Jean Marie Lehn in the College de France, Paris, France, and later at the Nanoscience Centre and Chemistry department at the University of Cambridge, UK.   Then, he worked  as independent researcher for a short time in the Centre of Applied Chemistry (CIQA), CONACYT, Mexico. Since 2006 he is group leader at CIC biomaGUNE, San Sebastian, Spain. He has been a Ramon y Cajal Fellow and   he also hold an adjunct faculty position at Zhejiang University, China.  He is the author of around 200 papers in journals of  Material Science, Nanomedicine, Physical Chemistry and Polymer Science. He has coordinated more than 10 European and international projects. His main research interests are in nanofabrication using elements of soft matter and supramolecular chemistry, the physical chemistry of soft materials, the biological fate of nanomaterials and medical applications of polymeric and supramolecular nanomaterials.