Juan Pedro Martinez Ramon

Juan Pedro Martinez Ramon is a Professor in the Department of Developmental and Educational Psychology at the University of Murcia. He holds academic roles as Vice-Dean of Quality and Innovation in the Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy, and serves as head of area at the Official College of Psychology of Murcia. His expertise spans educational psychology, teacher well-being, and artificial neural network modeling.

He earned a PhD in Psychology from the University of Murcia (2011), with a thesis on teacher stress factors. Additional qualifications include a Master’s in Neuropsychology and Education, and degrees in Psychopedagogy and Psychology. His research focuses on school coexistence, eco-anxiety, resilience, and the application of AI in predicting educational challenges.

Key contributions include over 50 peer-reviewed publications in indexed journals, and the Santander Innovation & Teaching Grant from Harvard affiliate Laspau. His work frequently employs artificial neural networks to analyze stress, burnout, and resilience in educators, with recent studies exploring pandemic impacts and tech integration in education.

• Research Groups: EIPSED (Educational Psychology)
• Professional Memberships: Board Member, Spanish Division of Educational Psychology
• Grants: Santander Skill-Innovation Grant (2021)

His articles highlight trends in AI-driven predictive models for mental health, cross-cultural educational challenges, and inclusivity strategies in schools. Recent work addresses eco-anxiety, cyberbullying prevention, and the role of mindfulness in student well-being.