Dr. Jesús Javier Jiménez-Galea is a faculty member in the Manufacturing Engineering Processes Area at the University of Málaga, where he has been teaching and conducting research since late 2016. He holds a Technical Degree in Industrial Engineering (Mechanical specialization) and a Technical Degree in Industrial Design Engineering. He obtained his PhD in Mechatronic Engineering from the University of Málaga and also holds a University Master’s Degree in Occupational Risk Prevention and a University-Specific Master’s Degree in Educational Innovation and Knowledge Management. His research activity is focused on Manufacturing Engineering, particularly on machining processes, advanced cooling–lubrication systems, and the development and application of nanofluids, including those based on phase change materials, aimed at improving thermal performance, lubrication efficiency, and process sustainability. His work also addresses tribological aspects, such as friction behavior and surface interactions under real manufacturing conditions, with special emphasis on drilling operations. In parallel, he conducts research in Industrial Heritage, focusing on the technical documentation, digitalization, and virtual reconstruction of industrial machinery and facilities, contributing to the preservation of manufacturing knowledge and industrial know-how. He is a member of the Spanish Manufacturing Engineering Society (SIF) and the Industrial Heritage Working Group (PATRIF).