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Joaquín García-Alandete has a degree in Psychology and Philosophy, a PhD in Psychology and a Master's Degree in Third Generation Psychological Therapies. His research interests focus on the psychology of meaning in life (logotherapy, meaning-focused therapy, existential positive psychology), the history of psychology, and the interfaces between psychology, anthropology, and philosophy. He has three six years of recognized research (CNEAI-ANECA), he has been Principal Researcher of the "Psychology, person and sense" group and has participated in several R+D+I projects funded in public calls (Ministry, Ministry). His scientific production is very remarkable, with more than 118 publications including articles in indexed journals (national and international), books, book chapters and contributions to congresses. In the field of academic management, he has held positions as doctoral program coordinator and head of second-cycle bachelor's studies. He has also been a member of research commissions and the faculty board. He has supervised six doctoral theses and been a member of more than twenty tribunals. He has tutored dozens of bachelor's and master's theses, and has participated in numerous tribunals. Likewise, he collaborates in several teaching innovation projects in the Faculty of Psychology and Speech Therapy at the University of Valencia.