María Isabel Olmo-Sánchez, PhD, is a Civil Engineer (Universidad de Granada, 1998) and holds a Master’s degree in Occupational Health and Safety and a PhD from the University of Málaga (2015). Her doctoral thesis, “The Gender Perspective in the Analysis of Mobility and Transport: A Quantitative Approach”, constitutes the basis of her main research line. She is currently Assistant Professor (Profesora Ayudante Doctora) at the University of Málaga, within the Department of Business Organization and Marketing, and has more than nine years of university teaching experience in engineering and applied management. She is a member of the Research Group “Work and Transportation Management” and of the National College of Civil Engineers. Her research focuses on mobility, transport and road safety from a gender perspective, using quantitative methods to analyse travel behaviour, mobility-based exposure to risk and the impacts of transport and sustainability policies. She has published in JCR-indexed journals (Q1–Q2) and international books by Springer, and has authored highly cited peer-reviewed papers derived from her doctoral research. Her academic activity is complemented by applied engineering experience, which informs her research with a strong practical and policy-oriented perspective.