Bio note

Amparo Oliver PhD. Full Professor in Quantitative Methods in Psychology leading the interdisciplinary research group ARMAQoL (Advanced Research Methods Applied to Quality-of-Life Promotion) at University of Valencia, Spain. 30 years of research and 23 PhD thesis supervised. Elected Trustee at ADEIT Foundation (senior academics, business managers & CEOs in Valencia). Coordinator ESG Committee of EVAP (Business & Professional Women Association). Codirector Biogender Unit at CIPF (Valencian Biomedical Research Foundation). Awarded for innovative health ideas (by INCLIVA), for research transference (by Federation of Valencian Neighborhood Associations), for Academic Teaching Standards (by Social Council and Valencian Government). Currently responsible for STEAM teaching programs at OEI (Iberoamerican States Organization). R+I transference in education with patented software. RCC at Harvard granted visitor in 2018. Leading team H2020 European Project MESOC (870935) 2020-23, research and innovation action to propose, test and validate an innovative approach to measure social value and impacts of culture, policies and cultural practices. Principal Investigator of consecutive national funded research projects in ageing & quality of life. UV’s Certificate in Japanese Studies, 1st edition. In Shanghai Jiao Tong University (China) professor in Culture-driven approach for sustainability: Global practices in the Cultural and Creative Industries. In Japan, Kyoto University, current member of the ISSC Social Capital network and regular invited researcher at Kondo’s lab in Social Epidemiology. Expertise in ageing and social determinants of health based in JAGES & SHARE longitudinal database analyses. These waves of data involve information in many types of variables from thousands of Asian & European citizens.