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Jota (José Javier) Navarro-Pérez is a Doctor with Extraordinary Prize in Local and Territorial Development from the University of Valencia. He has a diploma in Social Work and a degree in Criminology. Professor of the Department of Social Work and Social Services, researcher of the GESinn Group and collaborator of the ARTEC Real-Time Graphic Engineering Group. His main lines of work focus on childhood and adolescence at risk, delinquency and youth transitions, violence and Latino gangs, social change and socialization processes, with attention to the social impact of digitization on adolescents and young people.
He teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses in disciplines such as Social Work, Criminology, Psychology and Education, as well as Master's and Doctorate programs at different universities. It also participates in the training of university teachers through specialized courses in teaching methodologies, conflict management in the classroom and research strategies with mixed methods.
Author of more than 150 publications indexed in journals and databases of scientific impact. Coordinator of several books and monographs. Co-author - together with Nolo Tarín, in 2026 - of the book "Adolescentes in risk; experiences and reflections from the socio-educational intervention", Tirant lo Blanch.
He is currently IP of the European Project VET PARTICIPATION, RETENTION, AND EDUCATIONAL POLICIES IN THE WAKE OF COVID 19 – A CROSS-COUNTRY EXPLORATION (HORIZON-CL2-2024-TRANSFORMATIONS-01-10 - Grant Agreement ID: 101177858 - (2025-2027). This is a comparative European research focused on the analysis of the processes of identification, participation and student retention in Vocational Training (VET), with special attention to young people from vulnerable contexts.The study analyzes public policiesand educational strategies in the voices of educational communities in Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Scotland and Spain, based on the collaboration between universities and research teams in these countries.
He has directed competitive interdisciplinary research projects with areas of Engineering, Psychology, Sociology and Pedagogy, with results of transfer and social impact: https://dap360.es/](https://dap360.es/ https://www.uv.es/uvweb/universidad/es/videos/listado-videos/app-liad-prevencion-violencia-genero-adolescentes-1285868042985/Recurs.html?idu003d1286022575300]( https://www.uv.es/uvweb/universidad/es/videos/listado-videos/app-liad-prevencion-violencia-genero-adolescentes-1285868042985/Recurs.html?idu003d1286022575300
He is Coordinator of the Consolidated Group of Educational Innovation CIDES-CR Ref: GCID23-2577102 (Teaching Skills and Innovation in Higher Education - Risk Groups) and of the State Network of Teaching Innovation with Childhood, Adolescence, Youth and Society -REIDIAJS 8.0-. Teaching innovation materials prepared in documentary format: https://www.uv.es/catedra-luis-amigo/es/investigacion/proyectos/herramientas-audiovisuales/documentales-analisis-intervencion/ritmos-coma.html
https://www.uv.es/uvweb/universidad/es/universidad-valencia/video-clip-musical-mundo-cambia-cambias-tu-1285845048380/Recurs.html?idu003d1285978573445
https://www.youtube.com/watch?vu003dLntmFAvLjyU
He has directed 10 doctoral theses and 5 currently in process.
Visiting professor and researcher at the University of Cologne and University of Münster (Germany), University of Malta, Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium), Luis Amigó Catholic University Medellin and University of Manizales (Colombia), ESAN and National Mayor University of San Marcos (Lima), Salesian Polytechnic University and Simón Bolívar Andean University (Ecuador). He is a member of both national and international research networks:Ociogune, Estrategi@s, REDidi and REJS http://juventudysociedad.net/presentacion/
He is director of the Luis Amigó Chair at the University of Valencia for the promotion of childhood, adolescence and youth at risk https://www.uv.es/catedra-luis-amigo/es/catedra-luis-amigo.html
From 2022 he is director of the Permanent Training and Educational Innovation Service (SFPIE-UV).
More references:

Scientific Production https://producciocientifica.uv.es/investigadores/334204/detalle

ORCID https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6363-7154

Google Scholar https://scholar.google.com/citations?useru003da_nT6SkAAAAJ&hlu003des
 

Ángela Carbonell Marqués is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Social Work and Social Services at the Universitat de València and a researcher in the GESinn Research Group (Social Studies, Intervention and Innovation, Ref. GIUV2015-241). She holds a PhD in Social Sciences, a Master’s degree in Social Welfare: Family Intervention from the Universitat de València, and a Master’s degree in Suicide Prevention from Universidad Pablo de Olavide. Her academic and professional work is grounded in critical social work and critical suicidology, with a particular focus on suicide prevention, mental health and addictive behaviours. She has developed a strong research line on risk and protection assessment in childhood and adolescence, particularly through the development of the DAP 360º–ACRAM tool (www.dap360.es), as well as on the analysis of social and health care systems and public welfare policies. She has been awarded one recognised research six-year period  and one teaching five-year period. Her work combines qualitative, evaluative and systematic review methodologies, an area in which she has recognised expertise, and she has an extensive record of publications in indexed journals and edited book chapters.

Dr. José Vicente Riera is a professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Valencia (UV). His research is mainly conducted at the Robotics Institute and Information and Communication Technologies (IRTIC) at UV. He earned his degree in Computer Engineering (2009) and Technical Engineering in Telecommunications, specializing in Telematics (2009), pursuing both degrees simultaneously. In 2011, after benefiting from various collaboration scholarships (Ministry and UV), he completed the Master's in Advanced Computing and Intelligent Systems (2011) and began his research career as a Research Training Fellow. He received his PhD in Information, Communications, and Computing Technologies from UV (2023).

Affiliated with the ARTEC research group, his scientific interests revolve around computer graphics, virtual and augmented reality, simulation, and motion platforms. He has been a member of the research team in seven competitive projects (H2020, CENIT-CDTI, HE, or RETOS, among others), a collaborating researcher in 10 ERASMUS+ projects, and has extensive experience with 77 contracts under Article 83, demonstrating his professional focus on applied research and the transfer of his results to society. He has numerous publications in scientific journals, book chapters, and conference contributions. Additionally, he is the author of several patents and intellectual properties, some of which are being exploited. His contributions are centered on motion generation systems for simulators and the field of augmented reality. He is also an IEEE Senior Member.