Javier Gamo

Javier Gamo is a Professor in the Department of Engineering at Saint Louis University-Madrid, specializing in Physics Education. He holds dual PhDs: a 2015 PhD in Science Education from Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia and a 2000 PhD in Physics from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. His work focuses on photonics security, virtual teaching methodologies, and nanotechnology education.

Key research areas include virtual laboratories (remote and augmented reality), optics pedagogy, and nanotechnology dissemination. He has co-authored over 50 publications, including book chapters in CRC Press and IEEE Transactions on Education. His work emphasizes bridging traditional lab experiences with digital tools, particularly in blended learning environments.

Professional memberships include the Spanish Optical Society (SEDOPTICA) and roles in national nanotechnology initiatives (NANODYF). His patents span security document technologies, including luminescent pigments and nanoparticle-based security elements. Contact: javier.gamo@slu.edu at Saint Louis University’s Madrid campus.