Dr. Marta C. Mora received her PhD in Industrial Engineering from the Universitat Politècnica de València in 2009. She is currently an Associate
Professor (since 2021) at the Universitat Jaume I (UJI), in the area of Mechanical Engineering within the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Construction.
Her research focuses on two main fields. Firstly, the development of control algorithms for artificial hands and the interpretation of biometric signals using artificial intelligence techniques. This line is carried out within the Biomechanics and Ergonomics group and has produced many publications in international journals and conferences. It has also allowed her to lead six research projects and collaborate with many others. Secondly, research on navigation under uncertainty in mobile robotics, which gave rise to her doctoral thesis and numerous publications and which she is currently developing in collaboration with the Industrial Automation and Robotics group from Universidad Cardenal Herrera-CEU.
She is also the co-inventor of a PCT patent related to
the development of an automated system for defect inspection on car bodies, the results of which have been published and received several awards. As a
lecturer, she has taught in several engineering degrees (Industrial,
Mechanical, Electrical, and Computer Science) and master's degrees (Master in Design and Computer-based Manufacturing assisted by CAD/CAM at UPV and Master of Design and Manufacturing at UJI).
Dr. Marta C. Mora received her PhD in Industrial Engineering from the Universitat Politècnica de València in 2009. She is currently an Associate
Professor (since 2021) at the Universitat Jaume I (UJI), in the area of Mechanical Engineering within the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Construction.
Her research focuses on two main fields. Firstly, the development of control algorithms for artificial hands and the interpretation of biometric signals using artificial intelligence techniques. This line is carried out within the Biomechanics and Ergonomics group and has produced many publications in international journals and conferences. It has also allowed her to lead six research projects and collaborate with many others. Secondly, research on navigation under uncertainty in mobile robotics, which gave rise to her doctoral thesis and numerous publications and which she is currently developing in collaboration with the Industrial Automation and Robotics group from Universidad Cardenal Herrera-CEU.
She is also the co-inventor of a PCT patent related to
the development of an automated system for defect inspection on car bodies, the results of which have been published and received several awards. As a
lecturer, she has taught in several engineering degrees (Industrial,
Mechanical, Electrical, and Computer Science) and master's degrees (Master in Design and Computer-based Manufacturing assisted by CAD/CAM at UPV and Master of Design and Manufacturing at UJI).