Edgar Gironés

Edgar Gironés is a postdoctoral researcher at Delft University of Technology's Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science within the Intelligent Systems department and Interactive Intelligence group, supervised by Professor Pradeep Murukannaiah. He actively contributes to the Dutch Research Council (NWO) project 'RED & BLUE: Real Estate Development & Building in Low Urban Environments' focusing on climate adaptation decision-making.

His educational background includes:

• MSc and PhD in Innovation Studies from Eindhoven University of Technology
• BSc in International Relations from National Autonomous University of Mexico

Dr. Gironés specializes in applying Natural Language Processing to public policy domains, with particular emphasis on facilitating policy-making processes and conducting innovative policy research in climate adaptation and risk assessment. His work bridges computational linguistics with socio-technical policy challenges to develop decision support systems for sustainable urban development, leveraging NLP for analyzing policy documents and public feedback.

His publication record (2016-2024) reveals consistent focus on sustainability transitions, innovation policy, and NLP applications, with recurring themes including integration of transition studies with policy analysis, large language model applications for public comment processing, and equity considerations in smart mobility policies. Dutch case studies on automated driving and connected bike infrastructure form significant empirical components of his research.

No scientific awards are currently documented in publicly available sources.

As a postdoctoral researcher in the NWO-funded RED & BLUE project, he contributes to climate adaptation research in urban environments through NLP-driven decision support tools. While formal student advising is not explicitly mentioned, he participates in academic mentorship within the Interactive Intelligence group framework and contributes to research training through project collaborations.

He is an active member of the Interactive Intelligence group at TU Delft, which focuses on human-AI interaction and intelligent systems development, and contributes to the interdisciplinary Delft AI Labs initiative that fosters cross-departmental artificial intelligence research with societal impact.