Maria Inmaculada Gonzalez Alonso

Maria Inmaculada Gonzalez Alonso serves as a Teaching Professor in the Department of Electrical and Systems Engineering and Automation at the School of Industrial, Computer and Aerospace Engineering, University of León. Her academic work centers on advancing engineering education through evidence-based pedagogical practices and technical curriculum development.

Her academic credentials include:

• PhD from University of León (2015) with thesis titled "Improving the teaching-learning process through the application of formative assessment and statistical classification techniques in technical education"
• Doctoral supervision by Dr. Manuel Castejón Limas and Dr. Ramón Ángel Fernández Díaz

Her research specializes in the intersection of engineering pedagogy and data-driven educational methodologies. As principal investigator in the EVIPRADE research group (Evidence and implementation of effective teaching practices), she develops frameworks for formative assessment and statistical classification in technical education. Her scholarly evolution is evident in her transition from the TAFI research group (Advanced Manufacturing and Inspection Technologies), demonstrating a career shift from manufacturing engineering applications to dedicated educational research. Current work emphasizes scalable implementation of evidence-based teaching strategies within engineering curricula.

Professional contributions are reflected through sustained research group leadership and specialized focus on pedagogical innovation in technical disciplines.