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Miquel Planiol Ribera is an Adjunct Professor and part-time lecturer at the UPF Barcelona School of Management (Universitat Pompeu Fabra), holding academic roles since 2003. He concurrently serves in multiple professional capacities: Head of the Back Office Department and Head of Compliance and Risk Management at Gesiuris Asset Management, Managing Director at Serveis Integrals de Residus de Catalunya (specializing in waste management), and founder of ventures like Smart & Secure Storage S.L. and KETSAPP (a mobile application for the tourism sector). Core academic roles include teaching in Master’s programs such as Finance & Banking, Accounting & Financial Management, and International MBA (in English and blended formats). Education: Holds a Bachelor in Economics and a Master's Degree in Financial and Accounting Management. He has extensive academic experience designing curricula for Executive Development in Sustainable Business and Postgraduate courses. Professional Leadership: Managing Partner - Smart & Secure Storage S.L. Project Manager - GESIURIS, SGIIC Promoter of business initiatives in fintech and environmental services. His research and professional focus integrates financial management, regulatory compliance, and innovative business solutions in tourism and sustainability. No specific scientific awards or articles are explicitly mentioned, though his work reflects practical industry impacts.

• Finance
• Risk Management
• Compliance
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Ramon Ragués Vallès is a Full Professor of Criminal Law at Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF), serving as Academic Director of the Master's Degree in Law and the Postgraduate Degree in Compliance at UPF Barcelona School of Management. He holds a Doctorate in Law and specializes in criminal law theory, corporate crime, and legal policy. His research focuses on subjective imputation, tax fraud, and whistleblower protections. His professional experience includes research stays at the State University of New York Law School and the University of Bonn. He has authored over 15 books and book chapters, with recent publications addressing whistleblowing legal frameworks, tax evasion cases, and criminal procedure principles. Ragués Vallès' work bridges academic research and practical legal challenges, emphasizing the intersection between criminal policy and societal impacts. His articles from 2020-2021 highlight trends in tax fraud sentencing, EU Directive compliance, and legal formalism in penal processes. He has not received explicit awards mentioned, but his prolific publications reflect scholarly recognition. His advisory roles include directing high-profile academic programs at UPF-BSM, focusing on legal education and compliance training for professionals.

• Criminal Law
• Crime Theory
• Criminal Policy
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Joaquin Alcañiz Colomer is an active researcher at the Institute of Government and Public Policy (IGOP), with significant contributions to social psychology and poverty studies. His work intersects with UN Sustainable Development Goals through investigations into socioeconomic inequality and social justice. His research focuses on poverty attributions , socioeconomic status perception , and dehumanization mechanisms . Key themes include how educational level shapes social attitudes, gendered perceptions of poverty, and the psychological underpinnings of classist societies. His methodological approach combines cross-national comparisons with experimental social psychology frameworks. Recent publications reveal a trajectory from theoretical dehumanization studies toward applied policy analysis, particularly examining social protection frameworks. The 2025 paper on refugee dehumanization demonstrates his expanding focus on migration crises, while the 2024 socioeconomic self-deception study connects individual cognition to systemic inequality. He serves as Investigator on the European Commission-funded WHOCOUNTS project (2024-2028), which re-examines poverty measurement across Europe through the lens of marginalized populations. This ERC Starting Grant project addresses poverty depth, drivers, and income conditions across European contexts. His scholarly impact is evidenced by an h-index of 25, with significant engagement metrics including 43 Mendeley readers for his 2023 Sex Roles publication and media coverage across 14 X (Twitter) accounts. Research collaborations span multiple European institutions, with recent work involving scholars from Australia, Spain, and Turkey.

• Poverty Research
• Social Psychology
• Socioeconomic Status
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Dr. Jaime González Bolado is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, working on the ERC-funded Aftermath Project. He completed his PhD with cum laude honors in 2024, focusing on the Great East Asian War (1592-1598) through European missionary accounts, particularly Jesuit writings, to demonstrate the historical accuracy of these sources and highlight the critical role of Christian daimyos in the conflict. His educational background includes: B.A. and M.A. in History, Universidad de Cantabria (2016-2017) M.A. in Japanese Studies, Universidad de Zaragoza (2020) Ph.D. in History, Autonomous University of Barcelona (2024, cum laude) His research centers on Japanese and East Asian history, emphasizing military conflicts like the Imjin War through interdisciplinary analysis of missionary narratives. He challenges traditional historiography by validating Western accounts as complementary sources to Asian records, bridging gaps in understanding Christian influences and wartime dynamics. His recent publications explore missionary documentation for premodern Japan, revealing how Jesuit writings enrich historical knowledge of military strategy, religious conversion, and cross-cultural exchange during Japan's Sengoku period. He has received significant recognition for his doctoral work: Premio al Mejor Tesis en Estudios de Asia Oriental (Best Thesis Award in East Asian Studies) from the Asociación Española de Estudios de Asia Oriental His research is supported by the European Research Council (ERC) under Horizon 2020 (grant agreement No 758347). No student advising roles are documented. He collaborates with the Aftermath Project team, a partnership between the Autonomous University of Barcelona's East Asian War research group and the Humanities Library (Biblioteca d'Humanitats), advancing source-critical methodologies in early modern East Asian studies.

• Japanese History
• East Asian History
• Military History
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Giuseppe Marino is a Research Fellow at Complutense University of Madrid, specializing in Spanish Golden Age literature and cultural exchange. His work examines European eyewitness accounts of East Asian conflicts and their historical significance, utilizing previously unstudied manuscripts. Marino's research bridges Spanish philology with East Asian history, particularly analyzing the cultural aftermath of military conflicts. His methodology combines archival research with cross-cultural analysis to document early modern intellectual exchanges. As former associate professor at Fudan University, he co-founded their Spanish department and maintains collaborations with international institutions including The Ricci Institute for Chinese-Western Cultural History. Marino co-supervised PhD candidate Jaime Gonzalez during his ERC-funded work on the Aftermath project. Marie Curie Fellowship (2020-2022) for EURO-IMJIN project

• Spanish Philology
• Golden Age literature
• Cultural translation
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Dr. Baihui Duan is Lecturer in Environmental History at Lancaster University, having previously served as Postdoctoral Researcher (2022-2024) on the ERC-funded Aftermath Project at the University of Oxford and Autonomous University of Barcelona. Her doctoral research received cum laude distinction from UAB. Her scholarship examines war-environment-disease intersections in historical East Asia, particularly following the Imjin War (1592-1598). Combining historical analysis with geospatial methods, she studies how epidemics influenced migration, disaster response, medical practices, and governance systems in pre-modern Korea. Her work demonstrates how disease impacts extended beyond Korea to shape regional military strategy, commerce, diplomacy, and medical knowledge circulation. Honors include Cambridge University Press's William Bynum Essay Prize (2023) for research on soldier welfare during wartime and the Society for Military History's Vandervort Prize (2023) for forest resource management during conflict. Her publications establish connections between environmental crises and infectious disease management in pre-modern East Asia.

• Environmental History
• Disease History
• Medical History
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Antonio Hernández Fernández is a researcher at the University of Jaén, Spain, actively contributing to the fields of teacher training, educational inclusion, neuroeducation, and academic dropout in higher education. His interdisciplinary research integrates pedagogy, psychology, and neuroscience to develop innovative educational models and interventions. Education & Background: No formal education details are explicitly mentioned in the provided texts. Research Interests: Dr. Hernández Fernández's research centers on understanding and improving educational systems through teacher development, inclusive practices, and neuroscientific approaches. He investigates how teacher training, intercultural competence, and technological integration affect educational outcomes. A significant focus is on academic dropout, where he employs biographical-narrative and quantitative methods to identify predictors and design prevention strategies. His work emphasizes the role of neurodidactics and sustainability in shaping future educational paradigms. Publication Trends: His recent publications (2021–2024) show a consistent focus on structural equation modeling (SEM), psychometric validation, and mixed-methods research. Key themes include teacher training in private Brazilian universities, dropout prevention in Andalusian institutions, and the integration of neuroeducation into pedagogical practice. His collaborative work with scholars like Claudia de Barros Camargo and Manuel Fernández Cruz highlights a strong network in Ibero-American educational research. Scientific Awards: No awards or honors are mentioned in the provided sources. Advising and Grants: While no direct mention of PhD or Master’s students is found, he has contributed to large-scale research projects, including one funded by EU ERDF funds (reference B-SEJ-516-UGR18), focused on academic dropout in Andalusia. He played a key role in conceptualization and writing, indicating leadership in research teams. His work involves collaboration with multiple universities across Spain, Latin America, and Africa, suggesting active participation in international scholarly networks. Labs and Research Teams: No specific lab or research center is named, but his affiliation with the University of Jaén and participation in multi-institutional studies suggest involvement in institutional research groups focused on educational innovation and inclusion.

• Teacher Training
• Educational Inclusion
• Neuroeducation
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Alcover Pericot, Santiago is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economy and Business at Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF). His teaching specialization is in Accounting. Contactable via santiago.alcover@upf.edu.

• Accounting
• Financial Management
• Business Economics

Fina Alemany Costa is an Associate Professor at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia, specializing in Accounting. She holds a PhD from the same institution and teaches within the Accounting department. Her professional focus aligns with her academic role, though specific research interests beyond her teaching area are not detailed. No grants, awards, or laboratory affiliations are mentioned in the provided materials.

• Accounting
• Financial Analysis
• Corporate Finance
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Maria Carme Arderiu Prat is an Associate Professor in the Department of Economy and Business at Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF). She specializes in Accounting and related fields within business economics. Her professional affiliation is clearly established through her email address and listed academic role. No additional details on research projects, grants, or awards are explicitly provided in the source text.

• Accounting
• Business Economics
• Financial Management
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Julinda Molares Cardoso is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Audiovisual Communication and Advertising (X14) at the University of Vigo. She holds a Doctorate in Communication from the same institution and a master's degree in International Protocol and Etiquette. With over 20 years of professional experience, she has managed design, accounting, media, and production departments in advertising agencies and design studios, working with both public institutions and private companies across sectors. She currently coordinates the Master's Degree in Advertising Art Direction and directs the Image Area at the University of Vigo. Her expertise spans graphic design, digital media, brand image management, and public relations. Professional training includes specializations in business communication, interpretation, exhibition techniques, relationship marketing, styling, and personal branding.

• Advertising
• Graphic Design
• Digital Media Communication
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JESUS ANTONIO CARRILLO CASTRILLO is an Associate Professor at Universidad Pablo de Olavide, primarily affiliated with the BUSINESS ORGANIZATION AND MARKETING DEPARTMENT within the FACULTY OF BUSINESS SCIENCES. His academic roles include teaching across multiple interdisciplinary programs: 502004 : BUSINESS ECONOMICS (DEGREE IN FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING) 901006 : BUSINESS ECONOMICS (DOUBLE DEGREE IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT AND LAW) 701010 : BUSINESS ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT (DEGREE IN COMPUTER ENGINEERING IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS) @ HIGHER POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL 102016 : ORGANIZATION AND WORK METHODS (DEGREE IN LABOR RELATIONS AND HUMAN RESOURCES) @ FACULTY OF LAW His expertise spans organizational structures, business economics integration with legal frameworks, and digital transformation in management. Courses like INTERNSHIPS IN COMPANIES and supervision of FINAL DEGREE PROJECTS indicate practical orientation in education. No scientific awards or research grants were explicitly mentioned in the provided data.

• Business Economics
• Organizational Management
• Work Methods
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Jose Antonio Gil Miffut serves as a Substitute Teacher in the Business Organization and Marketing Department at the Faculty of Business Sciences, University of Pablo de Olavide. He instructs key undergraduate courses including Operations Management II , Business Economics for dual-degree programs (Business Administration/Law and Law/Finance), and Organizational Theory for Finance and Accounting students. His academic focus spans critical business disciplines: Business Administration forms the foundation of his curriculum development, while Operations Management and Business Economics represent core technical competencies. His teaching in Organizational Theory demonstrates specialization in structural dynamics within enterprises, complemented by practical Management frameworks for real-world application.

• Business Administration
• Management
• Operations Management
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Francisco Jose Gonzalez Del Piñal Pacheco serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Business Organization and Marketing at the University of Pablo de Olavide. His primary affiliation is with the Faculty of Business Sciences, though he teaches across multiple faculties including Law, Experimental Sciences, and the Higher Polytechnic School. His research focuses on organizational behavior, business management practices, and the intersection of human resources with organizational effectiveness. He instructs courses such as Organizational Behavior (Faculty of Law), Economics and Management of Food Companies (Faculty of Experimental Sciences), and Business Organization and Management (Higher Polytechnic School). Additional responsibilities include supervising Final Degree Projects in Business Administration and Management, Finance and Accounting, and interdisciplinary programs combining Business and Law. No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided materials. His academic profile emphasizes teaching across diverse disciplines within business and organizational studies.

• Organizational Behavior
• Business Management
• Human Resources
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Francisco Carlos Lorenzana Alguacil is an Interim Substitute Professor in the Department of Business Organization and Marketing at the University of Pablo de Olavide's Faculty of Business Sciences. His professional activities include teaching and coordinating courses across multiple programs. He is based in Building 14, Floor 3, Door 44. Education Background: Information not explicitly provided in the text. Research interests are inferred from departmental affiliation to include business economics, marketing strategies, and organizational management processes. He contributes to academic programs focused on business administration, law, and finance. Teaching Responsibilities: 901006 - Business Economics (Double Degree in Business Administration and Management and Law) 502032 - Internships in Companies (Degree in Finance and Accounting) 901068 - Internships in Companies (GADE) (Double Degree in Business Administration and Management and Law) 901030 - Business Management Processes (Double Degree in Business Administration and Management and Law) 502017 - Information Systems (Degree in Finance and Accounting) 903025 - Information Systems (Double Degree in Law and Finance and Accounting) Professional Contact: Email: fcloralg@upo.es

• Business Economics
• Marketing Strategy
• Management Processes
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