Fermín Serrano Sanz is a relevant figure in the field of citizen science in Europe. He currently leads the conceptualization of the Research Infrastructure for Excellent Citizen Science in Europe, and he also chairs the Policy, Strategy, Governance, and Partnerships Working Group at the European Citizen Science Association. His journey in public engagement with science began in 2007 at the University of Zaragoza. Since then, through the Ibercivis Foundation, which he led from 2012 to 2018, he has played an active role in nearly 100 projects and initiatives that connect science, policy, society, sustainability, and technology at both local and international levels. In 2012, he coordinated the White Paper on Citizen Science for Europe and launched Spain's citizen science portal, ciencia-ciudadana.es, while also contributing as a reviewer and evaluator for the European Commission. Later, he served as Commissioner for the 2030 Agenda and Innovation in the Presidency of the Government of Aragon. Additionally, Serrano has been actively engaged in bridging arts and science in initiatives like STARTS.eu or the Future Innovators Summit (Ars Electronica). Since 2015, he has been releasing electronic music albums quite frequently, as well as presenting some artworks in collective exhibitions. In 2024, he joined the jury for the EU Prize for Citizen Science.