Researchers

Diana Roig, professor and lead researcher of the UOC's Global Literary Studies Research Group (GlobaLS)  

Diana Roig

Professor and lead researcher of the UOC's Global Literary Studies Research Group (GlobaLS)

Xavier Vilajosana, Professor and lead researcher at the UOC's Wireless Networks Research Lab (WiNe)  

Xavier Vilajosana

Professor and lead researcher at the UOC's Wireless Networks Research Lab (WiNe)

UOC researchers come from around the world to carry out their projects in a diverse, flexible and international environment that nurtures interdisciplinarity, open knowledge and the transfer of knowledge to society.

They make the most of their research skills and academic experience to engage in various research lines, allowing them to collaborate in different projects and phases. They understand innovation as a part of their identity and something that is present in all their activities, projects and processes.

The UOC holds the Human Resources Excellence in Research award, a European quality seal recognizing the capacity to create a working environment that favours study and research while also boosting researchers' careers

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Milagros Sáinz, principal investigator from the research group Gender and ICT: Researching Gender in the Network Society (GenTIC)

“It's essential that there are realistic female role models in science and technology, not just those that become household names”

Milagros Sáinz, principal investigator from the research group Gender and ICT: Researching Gender in the Network Society (GenTIC)

David Megías, director of the Internet Interdisciplinary Institute (IN3)

“People need to be more computer literate to avoid traps set by cybercriminals”

David Megías, director of the Internet Interdisciplinary Institute (IN3) and the K-riptography and Information Security for Open Networks (KISON) research group

Maria Rodó de Zárate, researcher at the GENTIC group at the UOC's IN3

“There is a widespread fear of public spaces among young girls, especially in relation to being sexually assaulted”

Maria Rodó de Zárate, researcher at the GENTIC group at the UOC's IN3

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