Lucía Morán, PhD, is a member of Teaching and Research Staff at the Faculty of Education at Cantabria University and adjunct professor at the Faculty Padre Ossó (Spain). Since 2014 she has been participating as a psychologist in the research group on disability (GID) at the University of Oviedo, where she obtained her PhD in 2020. Her research focuses on quality of life of people with disabilities, although it also extends to other groups at risk of social exclusion. She has published scientific papers in impact journals and she has co-authored several instruments to assess quality of life and rights. She received the Second 2018 AMPANS Award on Research and Innovation concerning Intellectual Disabilities and the Second 2021 ISQOLS Best PhD Dissertation Award on Quality of Life.
Lucía Morán, PhD, is a member of Teaching and Research Staff at the Faculty of Education at Cantabria University and adjunct professor at the Faculty Padre Ossó (Spain). Since 2014 she has been participating as a psychologist in the research group on disability (GID) at the University of Oviedo, where she obtained her PhD in 2020. Her research focuses on quality of life of people with disabilities, although it also extends to other groups at risk of social exclusion. She has published scientific papers in impact journals and she has co-authored several instruments to assess quality of life and rights. She received the Second 2018 AMPANS Award on Research and Innovation concerning Intellectual Disabilities and the Second 2021 ISQOLS Best PhD Dissertation Award on Quality of Life.