MARIA ROSARIO GONZALEZ MARTIN

Maria Rosario Gonzalez Martin is a researcher in the Department of Philosophy and Educational Sciences at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM), where she has been employed since March 2007. She previously held roles at the Universidad de Santiago de Chile (2013-2014, School of Philosophy) and Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (2005-2006, Didactics and Theory of Education). She is pursuing a Doctorate in Philosophy and Educational Sciences at UCM, focusing on 'Theory and History of Education.'

Her research spans ethics in technology, educational philosophy, and civic education. Key areas include AI ethics, digital pedagogy, family dynamics in education, and moral development. She emphasizes critical thinking in digital environments, ethical frameworks for engineers, and civic education during crises like the pandemic. Her work addresses societal challenges such as digital divides and youth participation in Latin America.

Publications highlight contributions to journals like Science and Engineering Ethics and IEEE Technology and Society Magazine, with a focus on interdisciplinary topics linking technology, ethics, and education. Her projects include initiatives to cultivate digital citizenship and character education through narrative methods.