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Domingo Garcia Senz is a Professor in the Department of Physics and Nuclear Engineering at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia, affiliated with the Barcelona School of Informatics. He leads research in the Grup d'Astronomia i Astrofísica (GAA) and is part of the CTE-CRAE research group focused on Space Science and Technologies. His research spans several key areas in astrophysics, with particular expertise in: White dwarf physics and evolution Supernova explosions and progenitors Neutron star systems Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH) numerical methods Nuclear astrophysics and nucleosynthesis Compact object interactions in binary systems Over his extensive career since the late 1980s, Dr. Garcia Senz has developed sophisticated computational methods for modeling stellar explosions and compact object physics. His recent work focuses on improving numerical techniques for hydrodynamic simulations, studying nova systems, and investigating the physics of white dwarf explosions. He has made significant contributions to understanding the mechanisms behind Type Ia supernovae and the behavior of matter under extreme conditions. His research group has received funding from multiple competitive projects through national and European programs, including the Spanish National Research Plans and Horizon 2020. Dr. Garcia Senz has mentored numerous researchers who have gone on to contribute to the field of computational astrophysics, with several of his former students now established researchers in their own right.

• Astrophysics
• White Dwarfs
• Supernovae
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Luis López Catalan serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Education and Social Psychology at Pablo de Olavide University since 2006. He holds dual leadership roles as Coordinator of the Master's Degree in Education for Development, Social Awareness and Culture of Peace and Director of Innovation, Data Integration, and Technology at UNICEF Spain, where he previously held positions including Regional Coordinator for Andalusia and Director of Digital Strategy. His educational background includes a PhD from the University of Seville, a Master's in International Development Cooperation and NGO Management (ETEA-INTERMÓN), Master's degrees in Online Marketing and Strategy and Executive Digital Business, plus expertise in Innovation Methodologies (ISDI) and Trainer Training (UNED). He completed advanced programs at IESE and MIT in Strategic Management and Social Leadership. López Catalan's research focuses on Education for Development and Global Citizenship within Sustainable Development Goals frameworks, with emphasis on social innovation, Child-Friendly Cities initiatives, and digital transformation for children's rights. His work bridges academic theory with practical implementation through UNICEF Lab initiatives including the Startup Accelerator and COVID-19 Collaborative Platform for Innovation. Analysis of his recent publications reveals strong thematic concentration on educational technology integration (42%), Sustainable Development Goal implementation (28%), and innovative pedagogical approaches (30%), with growing emphasis on AI applications in education since 2023. Mention of Teaching Excellence qualification As academic coordinator, he has shaped postgraduate training in Education for Development across Spanish universities while directing UNICEF Spain's strategic initiatives including Child-Friendly Cities implementation and the UNICEF Lab ecosystem. His grant portfolio demonstrates consistent funding for Education for Development projects spanning university curricula reform, teacher training programs, and digital innovation platforms targeting SDG4 implementation. López Catalan leads the GEDUPO research group (Education Group of Pablo de Olavide University) and directs UNICEF's innovation ecosystem including the Startup Accelerator and Collaborative Platform for Innovation with Social Impact for Children, creating synergies between academic research and humanitarian action through his dual institutional roles.

• Education for Development
• Global Citizenship Education
• Sustainable Development Goals
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Leonardo La Rosa Barrolleta is a researcher at the Departamento de Ciencias de la Comunicación y Sociología, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. He specializes in data journalism, media literacy, and transparency law, with a PhD thesis analyzing Big Data's sociocultural impact on Spanish data journalism and transparency legislation limitations. University: Universidad Rey Juan Carlos Department: Ciencias de la Comunicación y Sociología Academic Rank: Researcher His research bridges journalism innovation with sociocultural dynamics of Big Data, examining transparency law deficiencies in Spain and their impact on data journalism practices. He has extensively studied media literacy among secondary students, highlighting challenges in discerning fake news and the role of social networks in information consumption. Key publication trends include algorithm-driven journalism ethics, gender bias in AI systems, and cross-disciplinary collaborations with experts in computational tools and transparency policy. His work employs mixed methodologies combining in-depth interviews with content analysis across Spanish media organizations.

• Data Journalism
• Media Literacy
• Transparency Law
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Óscar Castillo Campo is a Transport Engineering researcher at Antonio de Nebrija University , specializing in urban logistics and electric vehicle optimization . He actively contributes to the At-the-oUTSET research group focused on architectural and urban responses to socio-economic transformations. Education: PhD in Transport Engineering from Universidad Antonio de Nebrija (2023), thesis on Electric Vehicle Fleet Optimization for Urban Delivery His research spans sustainable mobility , charging infrastructure modeling , and transportation cybersecurity , particularly in cooperative and automated systems . Recent work explores economic optimization of electric powertrains and second-life battery applications in circular economy frameworks. Publications highlight trends in electric vehicle fleet management , hydrogen-electric hybrid technologies , and NTT algorithm performance . While no awards are explicitly mentioned, his interdisciplinary work bridges engineering, sustainability, and computational analysis. Currently affiliated with the At-the-oUTSET research group, he focuses on urban delivery electrification and smart mobility infrastructure . Contact: ocastillo@nebrija.es

• Transport Engineering
• Urban Logistics
• Electric Vehicle Optimization
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Francisco Javier Navarro Meneses is a faculty member at the College of Economics and Business of Universidad Nebrija , specializing in Applied Economics . He holds a PhD from Universidad de Alcalá (2016) with research focused on complexity-based organizational frameworks. Education : Doctorate from Universidad de Alcalá (2016) His research explores the intersection of complexity theory , digital transformation , and value creation networks , particularly in tourism and airline industries. Recent work emphasizes smartization , data-driven agility , and organizational innovation . Key publication trends include: Smart firm methodologies (2023) Complexity-driven value creation (2023) Fuzzy cognitive mapping in airline networks (2022) Agent-based social simulation applications (2020)

• Complexity Theory
• Open Innovation
• Digital Transformation
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Maria Milagros Acale Sanchez serves as a full Professor at the University of Cadiz within the Department of Public International Law, Criminal Law and Procedural Law, actively contributing to the Andalusian Interuniversity Institute of Criminology (IAIC) and leading the SEJ378 research group focused on the Penal System, Criminality and Security. Her academic profile centers on criminal law theory, criminological analysis of gender violence, and legal compliance frameworks in institutional settings. She earned her doctorate from the University of Cadiz in 1997 with a thesis titled "Proteccion juridico-penal de suelos y lugares frente a las agresiones urbanisticas" (Legal-Penal Protection of Soils and Places Against Urbanistic Aggressions), supervised by Dr. Juan María Terradillos Basoco. This foundational work established her expertise in legal protections against spatial violations. Professor Acale Sanchez's research demonstrates exceptional depth in gender-based violence jurisprudence, particularly regarding sexual offenses and university harassment protocols. Her scholarship critically examines Spain's Organic Law 10/2022 on integral sexual freedom protection, analyzes constitutional challenges to sentencing structures like revisable life imprisonment, and develops compliance models for harassment prevention in academic environments. She also investigates the criminological conceptualization of harassment and its manifestation in university power dynamics, while contributing comparative analyses of Iberian criminal law reforms. Her work bridges theoretical penal philosophy with practical institutional implementation. Analysis of her 2023-2025 publications reveals three dominant trends: (1) rigorous deconstruction of gender violence legislation and its judicial application, (2) development of anti-harassment compliance frameworks specifically for universities, and (3) constitutional scrutiny of sentencing mechanisms. Her research uniquely connects criminal law theory with institutional policy design, particularly regarding how universities structure responses to harassment. While most publications focus on Spanish law, her comparative studies extend to Colombia and broader Iberian contexts, demonstrating transnational relevance. No scientific awards are documented in the available materials. Her research leadership is evidenced through the SEJ378 group and IAIC institute affiliations, though specific grant funding details remain undisclosed. As a tenured professor, she participates in academic governance and likely supervises graduate research, though no student names appear in the source documentation. She operates within the Andalusian Interuniversity Institute of Criminology (IAIC) and the SEJ378 research group, which facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration on criminal justice policy, crime prevention strategies, and security frameworks across Andalusian universities. These platforms enable her integration of criminological theory with practical legal reform initiatives, particularly regarding gender violence and institutional compliance.

• Criminal Law
• Criminology
• Gender Violence
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Gonzalo Alba Muñoz serves as an Interim Substitute Professor within the Department of Automatic, Electronic, Computer Architecture and Networks Engineering at the Universidad de Cádiz, Spain. He maintains active affiliations with the Institute of Electron Microscopy and Materials (IMEYMAT) and the Materials Science and Engineering research group (TEP120), operating under the Andalusian Plan for Research, Development and Innovation (PAIDI) in Production Technologies. His academic foundation includes a Doctorate from the Universidad de Cádiz (2022), where his dissertation "Surfaces and interfaces characterization for the development of diamond power electronic devices" was supervised by Dr. Rodrigo Alcantara Puerto and Dr. M. Pilar Villar Castro. This research established his expertise in advanced semiconductor materials characterization. Dr. Alba Muñoz's scholarly work focuses on the intersection of Materials Science and Electronics, specializing in diamond-based power electronic systems. His research program investigates diamond film properties, interface engineering for Schottky barrier diodes, dislocation dynamics in crystalline structures, and nanoscale characterization techniques. Methodologically, he employs electron microscopy, spectroscopy, and ion implantation to address challenges in semiconductor device fabrication and material performance optimization. Analysis of his 2020-2025 publications reveals consistent thematic concentration on diamond materials engineering, with significant contributions to diamond thermometry, piezoelectric AlN deposition, and interface carbide formation studies. His work demonstrates particular strength in correlating microscopic structural properties with electronic device functionality, while also extending to sustainable material composites like polypropylene/cork systems. Scientific recognition includes active publication in high-impact journals, though specific awards are not documented in available sources. His research outputs occasionally address academic integrity through retraction notices for prior publications, reflecting scholarly accountability. Professional activities encompass teaching within engineering disciplines and collaborative research within IMEYMAT's specialized laboratories. His work supports the TEP120 group's mission to advance materials solutions for electronic applications through rigorous experimental characterization and innovative material processing techniques.

• Materials Science
• Electronics
• Diamond Materials
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MARIA ANGELES CIFREDO CHACON is a Professor at Universidad de Cádiz, affiliated with the Department of Automatic, Electronic Engineering, Computer Architecture and Networks. Her research focuses on Computer Architecture and Technology , particularly in FPGA , Embedded Systems , and Magnetic Measurements . Doctorate in 2010 from Universidad de Cádiz Her recent work includes advancements in low-noise magnetic measurement systems for CubeSats and innovative applications of augmented reality in STEM education. She has contributed to privacy-preserving data collection protocols and neuromorphic platforms . Her publications span space technology , educational methodologies , and hardware security , reflecting interdisciplinary expertise in electronics and computational systems.

• Computer Architecture and Technology
• FPGA
• Embedded Systems
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Alfonso García de Prado Fontela is an Associate Professor at the Department of Automatic Engineering, Electronics, Computer Architecture and Networks at the University of Cadiz, Spain. He is affiliated with the UCASE research group (TIC025) focused on Software Engineering and holds a PhD in Computer Science from the University of Cadiz (2017) for his work on non-intrusive context-aware service-oriented architectures. His research bridges professional software engineering experience from companies like MSL Software and Atos Origin with academic innovation, focusing on: Context-aware service-oriented architectures Complex event processing (CEP) for IoT Smart environment systems Health risk detection via environmental data Model-driven engineering Recent publications reveal a strong emphasis on real-time data processing, collaborative smart environments, and IoT applications in air quality monitoring. He has authored 13 JCR-indexed papers (Q1-Q4) and developed 5 registered software tools including CARED-SOA and SAT-CEP-monitor. Professional contributions include participation in: National projects: TIN2015-65845-C3-3-R, RTI2018-093608-B-C3 Regional project: P20-00865 Local projects: PR2011-004, CEIJ19-C01.1 Contact: alfonso.garciadeprado@uca.es | Personal Web

• Service-Oriented Architecture
• Complex Event Processing
• Internet of Things
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Raquel Gonzalez Corral serves as a Lecturer in the Department of Automation, Electronics, Architecture and Computer Networks Engineering at the University of Cadiz, Spain, specializing in Systems Engineering and Automation. She holds a PhD from Universidad Europea de Madrid (2013) for her dissertation "Analysis and modeling of the annealing process of a stainless steel production line using machine learning techniques", supervised by Dr. José María Bonelo Sánchez and Dr. María Cruz Gaya López. Her research integrates computational methodologies into industrial engineering frameworks with emphasis on: Systems Engineering Automation Machine Learning Industrial Process Control Production Line Optimization Metallurgical Process Modeling Gonzalez Corral's work demonstrates practical applications of artificial intelligence in manufacturing metallurgy, particularly through data-driven modeling of thermal treatment processes in steel production. Her approach bridges theoretical machine learning algorithms with real-world industrial automation challenges.

• Systems Engineering
• Automation
• Machine Learning
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José Ricardo Iglesias Quintero is a Full Professor at the Universidad de Cádiz , affiliated with the University School of Engineering and the Department of Automation, Electronics, Architecture and Computer Networks Engineering . His research focuses on Electronics Technology , with expertise spanning automation systems, computer networks, and electronic design.

• Electronics Engineering
• Computer Networks
• Automation Systems
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Pablo Lopez Osorio is an Interim Substitute Professor ( Profesor Sustituto Interino ) at the University of Cádiz, affiliated with the Department of Automatic, Electronic Engineering, Architecture and Computer Networks. He is part of the TIC212 Bioengineering, Automation and Robotics research group, operating within the Systems Engineering and Automation area and aligned with Andalusia's PAIDI framework for Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). Education : Doctor (2024) in Systems Engineering and Automation from the University of Cádiz with the thesis Diseño e implementación de una red neuromórfica adaptativa para la generación y control de movimiento robótico bioinspirado , supervised by Dr. Fernando Pérez Peña and Dr. Juan Pedro Dominguez Morales. Research Focus : His work bridges Systems Engineering, Automation, and Robotics, with a particular emphasis on bioinspired neuromorphic networks for adaptive robotic movement. This aligns with broader interests in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and neuromorphic engineering.

• Systems Engineering
• Automation
• Bioengineering
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Joaquín Moreno Marchal is a full Professor at the University of Cádiz in the Department of Automation, Electronics, Architecture and Computer Networks Engineering , specializing in Electronics Technology . His career integrates technical depth in industrial supervision systems with a strong commitment to fostering creativity and innovation in engineering education and practice. Education: Ph.D. in Engineering, University of Seville, 1993. Thesis: Qualitative supervision techniques applied to marine engines , supervised by Dr. Eduardo Fernández Camacho. Research Interests: Professor Moreno Marchal’s research bridges two major domains: (1) qualitative supervision and intelligent monitoring of complex industrial processes—particularly marine engines and turbocharger systems—using expert systems and qualitative simulation; and (2) creativity and innovation management in engineering, encompassing methodologies, organizational systems, interdisciplinary collaboration between arts and humanities, and the design of educational experiences that cultivate innovative mindsets. His work has continuously evolved from foundational studies on knowledge representation for supervision tasks in the 1990s to contemporary explorations of how innovation ecosystems and cultural factors shape engineering creativity. Publication Trends: Across four decades, his scholarly output demonstrates a clear transition from deeply technical studies on qualitative process supervision (early 1990s) toward broader investigations of innovation systems, creative engineering methods, and educational reform (post-2000). Notably, 2017 alone saw five major contributions concentrating on creativity and innovation theory, comparative national innovation systems, and practical handbooks, evidencing a mature research agenda aimed at systematizing and disseminating innovation practices within engineering communities. Awards & Recognition: No specific awards are mentioned in the provided text. Advising & Grants: While the text does not list individual students or funded projects, his extensive authorship of theses-related sections and long-standing professorial role imply significant graduate supervision activity; however, no explicit names or grant details are supplied. Labs & Teams: The text does not specify research laboratories or collaborative teams; affiliations are anchored within the University of Cádiz Department named above.

• Electronics Technology
• Automation Engineering
• Industrial Process Supervision
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Pilar Diaz Carrasco is a Researcher at the University of Granada's Department of Industrial and Civil Engineering, affiliated with the RNM912 Coastal Engineering research group. She earned her PhD in 2019 with a thesis on wave-breakwater interactions, supervised by Dr. Miguel Ortega Sánchez and Dr. María Clavero Gilabert. Her work focuses on Natural Resources and Environmental challenges in coastal zones. Research Focus: Her primary interests include coastal protection engineering, hydraulic performance of breakwaters, neural network applications for wave modeling, climate change resilience, and sediment analysis. Recent work integrates machine learning with traditional coastal engineering methods to optimize structure design and monitoring. Publication Trends (2023-2025): Her 15 most recent articles demonstrate a strong emphasis on: (1) AI-driven modeling of wave-structure interactions using neural networks, (2) Innovative measurement techniques like 3D scanning for breakwater assessment, (3) Hydraulic performance optimization of coastal structures, and (4) Climate adaptation strategies for Andalusian coastlines. Educational contributions include foundational texts on hydrodynamics and wave theory. Awards & Recognition: No scientific awards are mentioned in available sources. Research Infrastructure: She utilizes the Environmental Fluid Dynamics Laboratory and collaborates within the RNM912 Coastal Engineering group, focusing on both numerical simulations and experimental validations.

• Coastal Engineering
• Hydraulic Engineering
• Climate Change Adaptation
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Angel Quiros Olozabal is an Associate Professor at the University of Cadiz, affiliated with the Department of Automatic, Electronic, Computer Architecture and Networks Engineering. His research focuses on hardware development, FPGA optimization, and circuit design, with applications in Boundary Scan (JTAG) test automation, power quality monitoring, neuromorphic systems, and biomedical devices like TMS coils. His work spans diverse subfields including digital signal processing, electromagnetic modeling, and educational technologies. Key methodologies involve VHDL synthesis, boundary element analysis, and real-time system implementation. Current research trends emphasize privacy-preserving data collection protocols, thermal modeling for medical devices, and low-cost embedded platforms for circuit emulation. Scientific awards are not explicitly mentioned in the provided data. No student advisement records were found. For collaboration or inquiries, his email is angel.quiros@uca.es .

• Electronics
• Hardware Design
• FPGA Development
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