Juan Romero

PhD in Communication from the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (URJC), where he also graduated in Audiovisual Communication and Journalism. He holds a Master in UX: Usability, Interaction Design and User Experience from Pompeu Fabra University (Barcelona School of Management) and a Master in Graphic Design. Currently, he is a Torres Quevedo Researcher at Science for Change (Barcelona) and lecturer/researcher at the University of Design, Innovation and Technology (UDIT) (Madrid). His research focuses on scientific communication, specialising in interactive multimedia formats and user experience. He applies 360° technologies, virtual and augmented reality to communicate science in areas such as sustainability, circular economy, public health, misinformation and citizen science. He is a member of the research groups Ciberimaginario (URJC) and GITDCom, and technical editor of the scientific journal Icono14. In addition to his academic career, he has extensive professional experience since 2008 as a photographer, graphic, web and user experience (UX) designer.