Mario Martín Gamboa is part of the teaching and research staff of the Rey Juan Carlos University and holds a Research Talent Attraction Fellowship, under the call “Talent Attraction Programme”, funded by the Regional Government of Madrid. He has a Ph.D. in Industrial Technologies: Chemistry, Environmental, Energy, Electronics, Mechanics, and Materials from Rey Juan Carlos University (November 2017), an MSc in Renewable Energies, Fuel Cells and Hydrogen from CSIC in collaboration with UIMP (2014), and a B.Sc. in Environmental Sciences from Rey Juan Carlos University (2013). His main research line is the development and application of advanced methodologies with a life-cycle perspective for the evaluation of sustainability, taking into account environmental, economic, social and technical criteria. To date, he has participated in 17 research projects and contracts at both national and international levels. In addition, he has published 28 articles in peer-reviewed international journals, 3 book chapters and more than 35 contributions to national and international conferences. As for his experience as a teacher, he has taught more than 1000 teaching hours in official studies and non-official degrees and he has been guest lecture to the "LCA practicum" course at the Graduate School of Energy and Environment of the Korea University. He also was co-supervisor of a doctoral thesis within the Industrial Technologies Programme of the Rey Juan Carlos University and he has participated in the supervision of 6 B.Sc. and M.Sc. theses. Finally, he is currently the communications manager of the Spanish Network for Life Cycle Assessment (esLCA) and Editorial Board Member of the international journal “Cleaner Environmental Systems” (Elsevier).
