Dr. Nadal Romero’s research has been devoted to the integration of interdisciplinary knowledge derived from the geomorphological, hydrological, climatology, soil science and ecological disciplines for the study of Mediterranean mountain areas. In these fields, she has more than 100 peer-review publications, including 78 indexed in WOS, books and book chapters. She has also made more than 100 contributions to national and international conferences, being frequently invited to present her ongoing activity as a distinguished researcher. Dr. Nadal Romero is actively involved in several international research and policy networks and it should be highlighted that she is Co-Chair of the Badlands Working International group (International Association of Geomorphology). Dr. Nadal Romero’s initial research was concerned with the study of geomorphological and hydrological processes in humid badlands, using a combined approach of field and laboratory experiments. Nevertheless, it is noteworthy that badlands are not her only main research topic. She diversified her hydrological and geomorphological research area by incorporating the study of different land uses and land covers. Finally, she studies the effects of land use changes and land abandonment in soil properties and soil carbon dynamics.