Mário Lopes holds a degree in Physical Therapy, a master’s degree in Higher Education Policy and Management and a PhD in Physiotherapy. Mário Lopes is a leading researcher specializing in injury prevention and rehabilitation, with a focus on both sports and workplace settings. Mário Lopes has developed experience in developing and implementing strategies to reduce injury risk across diverse environments. His research primarily explores biomechanical and ergonomic factors that contribute to injuries, with an emphasis on creating evidence-based preventive protocols that can be adapted for athletes and workers alike. Mário Lopes has authored several peer-reviewed articles and book chapters on injury prevention, workplace ergonomics, and rehabilitation techniques. He strives to influence the shaping industry standards for safe movement practices and has led to collaborative efforts with major sports organizations, as well as industrial sectors aiming to improve employee safety and reduce injury rates. Mário Lopes is an Adjunct Professor in the School of Health Sciences of the University of Aveiro, Portugal, and frequently presents at national and international conferences. He is also actively involved in mentoring master’s degree and PhD students in health sciences. His current projects include developing wearable technology for injury risk assessment and leading efforts in studying the long-term efficacy of preventive training programs.