Irene Maria Cusso Parcerisas

Irene Maria Cusso Parcerisas is an active researcher at the Blanquerna Faculty of Psychology and Educational and Sports Sciences, Universitat Ramon Llull, where she works in the Department of Educational Sciences as part of the Research Group in Pedagogy, Society and Innovation with ICT Support. She holds a significant research profile with an h-index of 6 and has been consistently productive since 2013, with scientific output spanning publications, research projects, and academic collaborations.

Her research interests focus primarily on sustainable diets, social vulnerability, educational success, and social participation within the Spanish and Ibero-American contexts. Dr. Cusso Parcerisas has developed particular expertise in scoping reviews and bibliometric analyses, with her work often bridging the gap between nutritional science, educational frameworks, and social policy. Her fingerprint analysis reveals strong connections to sustainable diets (100%), social participation (100%), Spain (86%), Spanish social sciences (81%), social vulnerability (66%), educational success (66%), and Barcelona (66%).

Her recent publications demonstrate a clear trajectory toward interdisciplinary work that connects nutrition with educational and social frameworks, particularly through tools like the SALSA Questionnaire for assessing barriers to sustainable diets. Her research projects often involve cross-institutional collaboration, with funding from both internal university sources and external agencies like AGAUR (Agència de Gestió d'Ajuts Universitaris i de Recerca).

Among her current major projects is RELEXIT (2023-2026), where she serves as principal researcher alongside Dr. Riera Romaní, analyzing key factors for school-territory collaboration to improve educational success. She also plays a significant role in the PSITIC research group (2022-2025), which focuses on pedagogy, society, and innovation with ICT support.

Dr. Cusso Parcerisas maintains an active research agenda with publications extending into 2025, demonstrating her ongoing contribution to her fields of expertise. Her work appears in both Spanish and international journals, reflecting her commitment to contributing to both local and global academic conversations.