Dr. Teresa Zamalloa is a researcher in Science Education with a dual background in Health Sciences and Social Sciences. She completed her PhD in the Health Sciences field, participating in regional, national, and European research projects and publishing several JCR-indexed articles. In her second research stage, within Education, she has led and contributed to funded projects and research contracts, publishing articles in indexed journals, editing a book, and supervising numerous undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral theses. Her work focuses on scientific practices—especially inquiry, argumentation, and modelling—and students’ attitudes. She has been principal investigator in projects on geodiversity, fieldwork, and science curricula, and collaborates with the UPV/EHU research group KOMATZI. She has also taken part in various science outreach initiatives, such as the European Researchers’ Night and other activities promoting scientific literacy in schools and the wider public.