Bachelor's degree in Physics (1987) from the University of Valencia and Laurea in Physics from the University of Padua (1994). She began her research career in 1988 in Italy, first at the INFN (1988) and then at the CNR (1989-1993) with an FPU scholarship, a stay that led to her obtaining a PhD in Physics (University of Valencia, 1994) with a thesis on interferometric measurement of plasma density, in the RFX fusion project-experiment, Reversed Field Pinch (RFP) type.

She has been a tenured professor of applied physics at the University of Valencia since 2000 in the Department of Applied Physics and Electromagnetism, after having been an assistant professor (1994). She is also a researcher at the Institute of Materials Science of the University of Valencia (ICMUV).

After joining the University of Valencia, she conducted research into laminar and semi-magnetic semiconductors, particularly their optical properties. Since 1996, she has also been working on materials under extreme high-pressure conditions (diamond and Paris-Edinburgh cells), with structural, optical (fluorescence, absorption, Raman, IR), and transport measurements, including high temperatures, on materials of geophysical and technological interest, and also with experience in European synchrotron radiation facilities (LURE, ESRF, DIAMOND, SOLEIL, and ALBA).

Participant in more than 30 funded research projects, including a CONSOLIDER Ingenio 2010 project (MALTA, High Pressure Matter) and three PROMETEO projects from the Valencian Regional Government (Advanced Materials for Green Technologies, GREENMAT).

She has held several academic management positions. She was director of the Department of Applied Physics and Electromagnetism for six years (2017-2023) and, prior to that, secretary of the same department (2003-2006). She was vice dean of studies and chair of the Physics CAT (2006-2012) and chair of the CEPE for the development of the new Bachelor's Degree in Physics (2008-2010) linked to European harmonization.

For more than 25 years, she has been intensely involved in outreach activities focused on understanding the fundamentals of science and the scientific method, emphasizing the relationship between theoretical and experimental aspects and university-secondary school relations. She has given more than 50 lectures, training courses, and experimental workshops.

Initiator and head of the UV Classroom Physics Demonstration Collection, a pioneering project to revive the use of experimental demonstrations in teaching, with more than 200 demonstrations available to all teachers. Coordinator (since 2005) of the Experimenta Physics and Technology Fair-Competition, with around 300 participants and more than 3,000 visitors each year, for which she has obtained competitive projects from the FECYT and agreements with the Valencia Science Museum annually since 2013. She is also responsible for the Experimenta Lab (since 2006), a laboratory attended by aprox. 700 secondary school students each year. Since 2011, she has been coordinator of the Archimedes Physics Working Group (2013 Physics in Society Award - Science in Action), which promotes the above activities. She is also a physics specialist for the regional university entrance exams (since 2008), president and organizer of the Valencia Physics Olympiad (since 2008), and vicepresident of the Division of Physics Teaching and Dissemination of the Royal Spanish Physics Society (RSEF). In 2018, she was awarded the RSEF-BBVA Foundation Prize for Teaching and Dissemination in University Education.

Anna Giulia Ingellis, Ph.d. at University 'La Sapienza', Rome - Italy- is associate professor at the Departments of Sociology and Social Anthropology, researcher at the University Institute of Creativity and Educational Innovation (UICIE) and Vice-Dean of Mobility and International Relations at the Faculty of Social Science at the University of Valencia-Spain. She teaches Contemporary Sociological Theory, introduction to Sociology and Quantitative and Qualitative methods in Social Science. Her current research interests are: intra-EU migrations, gender inequality in Southern Europe, youth participation and social change. The great majority of her research has been done In Southern European Countries. She leads the research Group Jovenes, Cambio Social y trabajo (JOCASOT), is member of the Research group MIDICO about migration and coordinate the Migration Observatory of the Faculty of Social Science at the University of Valencia. She leaded the European Project “Free to choose” (February 2017-july 2019) about gender gaps and stereotypes in school-to-work transition in 5 South European countries and have been researcher multiples research projects. She was visiting researcher at the Instituto Gino Germani- (Universidad de Buenos Aires) 2025 and 2023; CES (University of Coimbra) 2023; WOERCC-School Management (University of Sheffield) 2016. She is currently co-directing 1 Phd thesis about gender violence and has recently directed 2 phd thesis about migration policies and labour precariousness.

Bachelor's degree in Physical Sciences from the University of Valencia (1989). He began his research career in 1991 as an F.P.I. fellow, completing several pre-doctoral stays at the Groupe de Physique des Solides (GPS) at the University of Paris VI-VII, obtaining a PhD in Physical Sciences from the University of Valencia in 1995, with a doctoral thesis entitled “Preparation and characterization of superconducting thin films of the Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O system.” He then completed a two-year postdoctoral fellowship (1996-1997) at the LURE synchrotron, Université Paris-Sud, Orsay (France), funded by a grant from the Ministry of Education and Science. During this stay, he reoriented his research towards high-pressure and high-temperature techniques (in structural, vibrational, optical, and transport measurements) for the study of semiconductors and oxides under pressure. He was an Assistant Professor between 1993 and 1998, an Associate Professor between 1998 and 2000, and since 2000 he has been a Full Professor in the Department of Applied Physics and Electromagnetism at the University of Valencia. He has six five-year periods of teaching experience.

He has published 80 articles in indexed journals (50 in Q1) with 2,333 citations, an average of 141 citations per year, and an h-index of 28. He has participated in 85 conference presentations. He has five years of research experience.

He has participated as a researcher in the research team in 18 funded research projects, including a CONSOLIDER Ingenio 2010 project (MALTA, High Pressure Materials) and three PROMETEO projects of the Generalitat Valenciana (Advanced Materials for Green Technologies, GREENMAT). In addition, he has developed five research projects for the National R&D&I Plan as Principal Investigator (four of them as coordinating researcher for coordinated projects), and has extensive experience (almost 30 years) as a user of European synchrotron radiation facilities (LURE, ESRF, DIAMOND, SOLEIL, and ALBA), mainly in X-ray diffraction techniques. One of the most relevant objectives of his current research work is the synthesis under high pressure and high temperature of new phases of materials with technological applications of interest in various fields. To this end, he has designed and assembled a high-pressure and high-temperature system using a large-volume Paris-Edinburgh press with automatic control of both pressure and temperature.

In terms of training activities, he has co-directed a doctoral thesis, three final degree projects, and two final master's projects. He has participated in four editions of the Spanish High Pressure School (two in Valencia, one in La Laguna, and one in Oviedo), aimed at doctoral students. He has also participated in three editions (2018, 2019, and 2022) of the Introduction to Materials Science Course, organized at the Institute of Materials Science of the University of Valencia (ICMUV) for third- and fourth-year students of Physics and Chemistry. He has also participated in seven doctoral thesis committees (four of them at Sorbonne University in Paris).

He has participated in the organization of two conferences: XLVI EHPRG Meeting, Valencia (2008) (International) and V National Meeting of the Association of Synchrotron Radiation Users of Spain (AUSE), Valencia (2011).

He has also held various academic management positions. He was secretary of the Department of Applied Physics and Electromagnetism for six years (2005-2011) and head of the same department for six years (2011-2017). He has also been coordinator of the Double Degree in Physics and Mathematics (2020-2024) and mobility coordinator for this double degree (2021-2024). Since April 2024, he has been secretary of the Faculty of Physics.

Graduated in Business Administration and Management, master's degree in Big Data and Business Intelligence and doctor in Industrial Economics from the University of Valencia. In his doctoral thesis, for which he received the Extraordinary Doctorate Award, he focused on the generation of tools and procedures to build quality datasets. He has participated in various research projects related to the generation of quality data and the proposal of socioeconomic indicators. Some examples are: “Understanding individual behavior in a dynamic context: Information, Culture and Institutions” (PID2021-128228NB-I00IP), funded by the Ministry of Economy and Innovation or “Information, context, characteristics and preferences: mediators of economic change And social. Create effective institutions and committed societies” (AICO/2021/257), funded by the Department of Innovation, Universities, Science and Digital Society of the Generalitat Valenciana. As a member of the Research Group on Electoral Processes and Public Opinion (GIPEyOP) he has participated in the development of the SEA Database, the most complete database on electoral results in Spain. As director of the Research Group "Defense Economics, Cybersecurity and Protection", he has been the Principal Investigator of the project “A year of war in Ukraine: Spaniards' assessment of the conflict and its involvement in security and the economy”, funded by the Center for Sociological Research (CIS). It has participated in several contracts and transfer agreements, among which the service of identification and analysis of indicators for monitoring the economy of the Valencian Community stands out or the development of a system of functional indicators aimed at collecting, analyzing and transmitting information on the dynamics of culture at the local level.

Associate Professor, Department of Analytical Chemistry, University of Valencia (since 2003).
FPI predoctoral fellow (1991–95).
Doctorate and Extraordinary Doctorate Award in 1995, supervised by Professors F. Bosch Reig and P. Campins Falcó.
Marie Curie postdoctoral fellow at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, under the supervision of Professor D.L. Massart (1996–97).
Chemist at a frits and enamels company (1997–1998).
Senior Technician in Occupational Risk Prevention, specializing in Industrial Hygiene, from the UNED. Between 1998 and 2000, I worked as an industrial hygienist in an external prevention service and in the prevention service of a mutual insurance company for occupational accidents.
Rejoined the University of Valencia as an Assistant Professor in 2000.
My research has focused on several areas of analytical chemistry, in particular chemometrics, chromatography, sample preparation, and miniaturization, with applications in environmental, clinical, and industrial contexts. This work has been recognized with four six-year research periods (1992–2019). I have published 73 articles in indexed journals, 64% of which are in Q1 journals (31.5% in the first decile), with an h-index of 25 (Web of Science) and 26 (Scopus), and 9 book chapters.
My scientific activity includes 84 papers presented at national and international conferences.
Member of the scientific committee of the II and III Symposium on Industrial Hygiene, organized by the Government of Cantabria, in its 2022 and 2024 editions (I am collaborating in the IV edition in 2026).
Participation in 13 research projects funded by the Ministry of Science, 5 supported by the regional government, 1 by the CDTI, and 1 EU LIFE project, as well as 3 patents.
Principal investigator of a joint project between the University of Valencia and FISABIO (Foundation for the Promotion of Health Research, La Fe Hospital).