José Javier Navarro-Pérez -Jota-. PhD in Local Development and Territory with Extraordinary Doctorate Award from the University of Valencia. Diploma in Social Work and Degree in Criminology. Professor of the Department of Social Work and Social Services. PI of the GESinn Group. Lines of research: childhood at risk and lack of protection, child abuse and mistreatment, delinquency, emancipation and youth transitions, youth street groups -AJC- and Latin gangs, sexism and myths of romantic love among adolescents, youth suicide, social change and family socialization, etc..

He teaches in the Degrees of Social Work, Criminology and Social Education in the Official Masters of the University of Valencia in Social Welfare; Social and Cooperative Economy; Development Cooperation and in the Master in Intervention and Management of Juvenile Delinquency (University of Barcelona), Master of Minors at Risk (University of Granada) and in the Doctoral Program of Therapeutic Justice (University of Vigo). He also teaches specialized courses in the training plan for Teaching and Research Staff (teaching methodologies, conflict management in the classroom and research strategies with mixed methods).

Author of more than 50 publications indexed in journals of scientific impact. Coordinator of several books, monographs and more than 70 national and international book chapters indexed in SPI. Co-author -together with Manuel Tarín, in 2006- of the book "Adolescentes en Riesgo; casos Prácticos y Estrategias de Intervención Socioeducativa Madrid, CCS", in 2015 together with M. Mestre, "El marco global de atención al menor" and in 2019 "Trabajo social con menores: el contexto de la infancia, adolescencia y juventud", Tirant lo Blanch.

He has directed innovation projects derived from public calls with the objective of knowledge transfer. In this line of teaching innovation, he is the coordinator of the State Network for Teaching Innovation in Childhood, Adolescence, Youth and Society (REIDIAJS 3.0) which brings together 72 members from 15 universities and 9 areas of knowledge. He is the author of several research documentaries of social content: "Ritmos de La Coma" is an audiovisual material that collects the experiences of children in the neighborhood of preferential action of La Coma (Paterna). A collaborative learning material (Link: https://cutt.ly/IlEPVGB). His second audiovisual work "Quo vadis, Cannabis?" is a material that addresses the consumption of marijuana in socio-educational key aimed at adolescent consumers of this substance, addressing their level of affectation in everyday life (Link: https://cutt.ly/XlEPcAK). He is currently working on his third documentary, this time presenting the difficulties of chronic mental illness, in an intimate audiovisual document "Del repudio al olvido: atención y tratamiento de los enfermos mentales crónicos en España" (From repudiation to oblivion: care and treatment of the chronically mentally ill in Spain).

He has directed competitive research projects with results of scientific transfer to society. Among others, the following stand out:

https://dap360.es/

https://www.uv.es/uvweb/universidad/es/videos/listado-videos/app-liad-prevencion-violencia-genero-adolescentes-1285868042985/Recurs.html?id=1286022575300

He has participated in transnational research projects dependent on competitive calls; he is currently Principal Investigator of the DAP 360º Project, coordinated with different areas (engineering, basic psychology and behavioral methods). He participates as coordinating researcher of the Universitat de València in the Project "Legalizing gangs. La construcción de asociaciones a partir de agrupaciones juveniles de calle en España, Ecuador y El Salvador: evaluación y prospectiva (2000 - 2025)" of the Convocatoria Programa Estatal de I+D+i Orientada a los Retos de la Sociedad.

Professor and Visiting Researcher at Münster (Germany), FUNLAM (Medellín), ESAN and UNSM (Lima) and the Catholic University of Louvain (Belgium). He is a member of national and international research networks, such as Ociogune, Estrategi@s, REDidi and the REJS http://juventudysociedad.net/presentacion/. He is director of the Luis Amigó Chair for the promotion of children, adolescents and youth at risk - Universitat de València https://www.uv.es/catedra-luis-amigo/es/catedra-luis-amigo.html

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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.