Antonio Baeza is assistant professor in the applied mathematics area of the mathematics department of the University of Valencia. He has a Degree and PhD in mathematics and works at the ANIMS (Numerical Analysis, of Images, Multiresolution and Simulation) research group. His works deals with some aspects of computaitonal fluid dynamics and multiresolution analysis. He previously worked on image processing and computer vision at the image group of Eurecat research center and in problems related to optimal shape design applied to aeronautics, in various positions.

Degree in Mathematics and Doctor in Astrophysics in the University of Valencia (2009). Postdoctoral researcher in the Max-Planck Institute of Astrophysics in Garching (Munich, Germany) and the Observatory of Paris-Meudon (Paris, France). Visiting researcher in the Universities of Liege and Namur in Belgium. Currently, I am Associate Professor in the Faculty of Mathematics of the University of Valencia, Applied Mathematics section. I combine my teaching duties with a research activity in the fiels of applied mathematics and astrophysics, with special interest in numerical relativity and gravitational waves. I am member of the Virgo Collaboration in Valencia (Spain), where I coordinate outreach and communication activities. I am member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Physics Communications and part of the Executive Board of the Spanish Society of Relativity and Gravitation. I also have an active involvement in projects with undergraduate students from different degrees, and I devote time and ilusion to a lot of science outreach activities, including being an active member of the local association Sapiencia.

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.

Pep Mulet Mestre is professor of Applied Mathematics at the Universitat de València. He got the Philosophical Degree in Mathematics by this university in 1992. He performed a postdoctoral stay at UCLA during 1995-96, where he got initiated in the research in image processing by partial differential equations. His present research interests is the mathematical modelling based on partial differential equations and its efficient numerical simulation.