Juan Manuel Bermudez-Garcia holds a Xunta de Galicia Postdoctoral Fellowship at the Advanced Scientific Research Center of the University of A Coruna (Spain). He obtained an ScB in Chemistry in 2012 at the University of Granada (Spain). He also obtained, at the University of A Coruna, an ScM in Sciences, Technologies, and Environmental Management in 2013, and a Ph.D. in Environmental and Fundamental Chemistry in 2016. In recent years, he has been a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Clare Hall College and at the Department of Metallurgy and Materials Science of the University of Cambridge. His research interests are emerging materials for energy, technological, and environmental applications. Currently, his project is focused on the development of new hybrid organic–inorganic materials and devices for eco-friendly, safe, and efficient refrigeration and heating technologies, and for multiple energy storage. In this topic, he has received four research awards granted by the Royal Galician Academy of Sciences, Specialized Groups of the Spanish Royal Chemical and Physics Societies, and the University of A Coruna. Moreover, he is very active in science communication and public engagement, managing the science communication project @thermogramer on social media, often collaborating with TV, radio and press, and having participated as speaker in prestigious events such as TEDxCambridgeUniversity and TEDxGalicia.