Circular and Resilient Universities: Sustainability Competencies, Teaching Innovation and Campus Transformation

Dr. Carmen Díaz-López is a researcher and lecturer at the University of Málaga, Spain. Her work focuses on climate adaptation in the built environment, sustainable construction, passive retrofit strategies, and competence-based sustainability education, with particular interest in campus-scale transformation and indicator-based approaches.

Dr. Carmen M. Muñoz-González is a researcher and lecturer at the University of Málaga, Spain. Her academic work addresses environmental conditioning and energy in architecture, sustainable design strategies, and teaching innovation, with a focus on integrating sustainability into architectural education and design assessment.

Dr. Rubén Mora-Esteban is a researcher and lecturer at Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena, Spain. His work explores socio-ecological urbanism, urban governance, active ageing, and resilience-oriented planning, combining participatory methods and spatial tools to address contemporary urban sustainability challenges.

Dr. Konstantin Verichev is a researcher and lecturer at Universidad Austral de Chile, Chile. His research focuses on sustainable construction, building energy performance, indoor environmental quality, and climate-resilient infrastructure, with particular emphasis on life-cycle assessment, hygrothermal behaviour, and energy efficiency.

Dr. Francisco Conejo-Arrabal is a researcher and lecturer at the University of Málaga, Spain, in the area of Urbanism and Spatial Planning. His work addresses touristification, gentrification, participatory methodologies, and social innovation, with a focus on resilient and inclusive neighbourhoods.