Núria Falcó Moreno holds a degree in Physics, a master’s degree in History of Science and Scientific Communication, and is a PhD student under an FPI fellowship in the Doctoral Program in Historical and Social Studies on Science, Medicine, and Scientific Communication at the University of Valencia. She is also a trainee researcher at the Research Institute on Social Welfare Policy (POLIBIENESTAR).

For three years (2022–2025), she was employed by the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) to work in the science communication and outreach team at the Institute of Corpuscular Physics (IFIC, CSIC-UV). At the same time, she was responsible for science outreach at the National Center for Particle, Astroparticle, and Nuclear Physics (CPAN), a strategic network of the Spanish Research Agency that brings together the Spanish research community in these fields and is managed from IFIC. During this same period, she was the Spanish contact in the European Particle Physics Communication Network (EPPCN), a European committee led by CERN that aims to define common strategies for scientific communication on particle physics across Europe.

Her research focuses on the public perception of science and disruptive technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, within the framework of the National Project CONFIDES.

Alejandro Morala Girón (Valencia, 1999) has a degree in Audiovisual Communication and a master's degree in New Journalism from the University of Valencia. Currently, he is researcher at the same university, where he is preparing a doctoral thesis and imparting class. She is participating in the project “Gender technologies in Spanish audiovisual culture of the new millennium” (PID2022-138974NA-I00), financed by the MICIN, the AEI and the ERDF. His lines of research focus on film analysis, semiotics and cultural studies. He is the author of various articles published in scientific journals such as Área Abierta or EU-topías.