Graduate with extraordinary prize and second national prize for completion of university studies in mathematics (1993), doctor in mathematical sciences (1997) from the University of Valencia (UV). I am currently a university professor at the Faculty of Mathematics of the UV, a university where I have been serving since 2013. Previously I have served at the UV (1993-1997, as an associate professor and with a predoctoral contract) and at the Department of Applied Mathematics of the Polytechnic University of Valencia (1997-2013). I have taught undergraduate/degree subjects in Mathematics and doctoral/master's degrees in Mathematics, as well as undergraduate/engineering subjects in Computer Science and Data Science.

My research work has contributed notably to the progress of knowledge in abstract group theory, linear algebra, automata theory and formal languages and in fathom theory and the Yang-Baxter equation, answering open questions in these theories and opening new lines of research. I have published 85 scientific articles in prestigious international journals that appear in very prominent positions in the most internationally recognized impact lists.

I have published a research book, 'Products of fintie groups', with A. Ballester Bolniches and M. Asaad, W. de Gruyter, 2010, which is a basic reference in group theory, with 435 citations to date taking as Google Scholar source. I have also been co-author of 4 teaching books and several books of conference proceedings and activities.

The number of citations of my publications is 1218, with an h-index equal to 17, taking Google Scholar as a source.

I have participated in 13 competitive research projects subsidized by national (10) and international (3) public organizations from 1998 to the present. My participation in international research groups from China, France and the Dominican Republic has been partially financed by the 3 research projects subsidized by international organizations.

I have participated in international research groups based in Saudi Arabia (1), Australia (1), Belarus (1), Egypt (2), United States (2), Italy (2), Israel (1), Netherlands (1), People's Republic of China (3), Dominican Republic (1), South African Republic (1), Ukraine (1).

I have presented papers at 52 international conferences, of which 15 have been given as a keynote speaker.

I am an advisor (referee) to more than 70 scientific journals, a member of the editorial board of 2 scientific journals and a reviewer of 'Mathematical Reviews' and 'zbMath'. I have made 10 visits to various foreign universities within the framework of collaboration projects, in which I have taught postgraduate courses and carried out research tasks.

I am an advisor to Spanish and foreign project evaluation agencies (Colombia). I have been an evaluator of postgraduate works and doctoral theses at other universities, as well as I have advised hiring and promotion committees at other universities.

I have supervised 2 doctoral theses and 5 master's theses/third-cycle research projects.

I have been director of the Department of Mathematics of the UV since December 2022.

I have been recognized for six five-year teaching periods and four six-year research periods.

Sergio López Ureña holds a degree in Mathematics from the University of Valencia and a Master's degree in Mathematical Research from the same university. He holds a PhD in Mathematics from the University of Valencia, with a thesis entitled Herramientas matemáticas multi-escala para el procesamiento de señales, defended in 2019. He currently carries out his teaching and research activity at the University of Valencia, affiliated with the Department of Mathematics.

His research focuses mainly on numerical analysis, mathematical signal processing, optimization and the development of multiscale methods for the resolution of scientific and technological problems. In these areas he has participated in several competitive research projects related to signal processing and computer-aided design, as well as in applied work in the field of liquid chromatography.

His activity combines research in applied mathematics with university teaching, especially in the field of numerical analysis, applied mathematics and differential equations, participating in interdisciplinary teams aimed at providing answers to scientific and engineering problems using advanced mathematical tools.

Degree in Mathematics (2009) and Doctor in Computational Mathematics (2014) by the Universitat de València, Spain. Postdoctoral Researcher at the Centro de Investigación en Ingeniería Matemática CI²MA, Universidad de Concepción, Chile (2015-2018) and Associate Professor at the Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción, Chile (2018). At this moment, MCarmen Martí works as an Associate Professor at the Departament de Matemàtiques of the Universitat de València, and her research interests are focused on the mathematical modelling, by means of partial differential equations, and simulation of separation processes found in wastewater treatment plants and mineral processing.

I obtained my PhD in Mathematics from the University of Valencia in 2009. I then held a three-year postdoctoral position at the University of São Paulo, where I was awarded a Jovem Pesquisador grant from the Brazilian funding agency FAPESP (the Brazilian equivalent of the Ramón y Cajal programme). Although the grant was awarded for three years, I resigned after fourteen months upon being appointed as an Assistant Professor at the University of Valencia. Thanks to obtaining my accreditation at an early stage, I was promoted directly to Associate Professor without first holding a permanent tenure-track position equivalent to Contratado Doctor.

My research focuses on the Theory of Singularities of Differentiable Mappings. Within this area, I have worked on four main research lines: topological invariants, the classification of singularities, generic geometry, and bi-Lipschitz geometry. To date, I have authored 34 published papers and 3 preprints. Twelve of my publications have appeared in journals ranked in the first quartile of the Journal Citation Reports (JCR), while most of the remainder have been published in second-quartile journals.

I have supervised three PhD theses, three Master's theses, and more than twenty-five Bachelor's theses. I have organized more than ten scientific conferences and workshops and have served as editor of the proceedings of two of them. I am currently Co-Principal Investigator (Co-PI) of a research project funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Education.

Links to my publications:

https://mathscinet.ams.org/mathscinet/author?authorId=863712

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5652-7982

https://arxiv.org/search/?searchtype=author&query=Sinha%2C+R+O

I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematical Analysis at the University of Valencia. I teach a variety of courses in mathematical analysis and calculus across several degree programs. My research focuses on functional analysis, especially the geometry of Banach spaces. My interests include, among others, the theory of norm-attaining and numerical-radius-attaining operators and Bishop–Phelps–Bollobás-type properties; other types of norm-attaining mappings (Lipschitz, multilinear, polynomials, tensors, etc.); diameter 2 properties in Banach spaces; and Lipschitz-free spaces.

Daniel Santacreu Ferrà is a PhD assistant professor in the Department of Mathematical Analysis at the University of Valencia. PhD in Mathematics from the University of Valencia and the Polytechnic University of Valencia. His research focuses on Functional Analysis and Operator Theory, with special emphasis on the structure and dynamic behavior of composition operators. It mainly studies compactness phenomena, average ergodicity, spectral properties and dynamic aspects of operators that act on various types of topological vector spaces.

Daniel accumulates more than 600 hours of teaching and related academic responsibilities at the University of Valencia and the Universitat Jaume I, covering Mathematical Analysis subjects and core mathematics of various degrees.

Dionisio F. Yáñez is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Valencia, where he carries out his teaching and research activities in the field of Applied Mathematics. Before joining the University of Valencia, he was an Associate Professor at the Catholic University of Valencia for ten years, where he developed an extensive teaching career and held various university management positions, including Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Psychology, Teacher Education and Educational Sciences and Coordinator of the Mathematics Area. At the University of Valencia, he has likewise held various academic and management responsibilities.

He obtained his Bachelor's degree in Mathematics in 2005 and his PhD in Applied Mathematics in 2010, both from the University of Valencia. His academic background also includes an Executive MBA from INEDE Business School at the Catholic University of Valencia (2014) and a Master's Degree in Research in Specific Didactics, specializing in Mathematics Education, from the University of Valencia (2018).

His research activity focuses mainly on numerical analysis and approximation theory, with particular emphasis on signal and image processing, multiresolution and multiscale techniques, subdivision schemes and their properties, and the design and analysis of linear and nonlinear interpolants and approximants. He also works on the development of approximation methods based on techniques such as Moving Least Squares, Shepard methods, radial basis functions, and partition of unity, as well as their applications. He also has a research line in Mathematics Education. He is an Associate Editor of the journal Dolomites Research Notes on Approximation.