[Biography, english version]

Manuel Martinez-Corral was born in Spain in 1962.

Received Ph. D. degree in Physics in 1993 from the University of Valencia (honored with the Ph.D. Extraordinary Award). Currently Full Professor of Optics at the University of Valencia, where co-leads the “3D Imaging and Display Laboratory”.

Teaching experience includes lectures and supervision of laboratory experiments for undergraduate students on Geometrical Optics, Optical Instrumentation, Diffractive Optics and Image Formation. Lectures on Diffractive Optics for Ph.D. students.

Fellow of the SPIE since 2010 and Fellow of the OSA since 2016, his research interest includes microscopic and macroscopic 3D imaging and display technologies. Has supervised on these topics 18 Ph. D. students (three of them honored with the Ph.D. Extraordinary Award), published over 120 technical articles in major journals (which received more than 5.000 citations), and filed 12 patent applications, two licensed to Spin-off of the UVEG.

Esteban Porcar Izquierdo is a university professor in the field of Optometry and Vision Sciences. He holds a degree in Optics and Optometry and a PhD in Health and Well-being Sciences from the University of Valencia. His teaching focuses mainly on problems related to binocular vision. His research lines include the study of corneoscleral lenses and non-strabismic binocular vision anomalies. He has participated in research and knowledge transfer projects, contributing to the advancement of visual health and the improvement of clinical practice in Optometry.

[Biography, english version]

Susana Ortí Navarro graduated in Optics and Optometry from the University of Valencia (UV) in 1996. From 2006 to 2008, she completed the first edition of the Official Master's Degree in Advanced Optometry and Vision Sciences at the UV, and obtained her doctorate in 2010. Her contract as an Doctor Assistant began in October 2020, and her contract as a Permanent Professor in October 2024. From 2015 to 2020, she taught as an Associate Professor at the UV, combining this activity with her work in various ophthalmology clinics. She began her research in 2008 with the start of her doctoral thesis within the Optometry Research Group (GIO). Currently, her research is carried out at the UV, in the Faculty of Physics, within the Department of Optics, Optometry, and Vision Sciences. She belongs to the GAP research group (Applied Psychophysics Group), where various studies on visual perception are conducted. They also develop protocols for measuring in vitro optical quality, as well as optical and visual quality measurements of intraocular lenses.