who's who in research visuAl Arts - Intellect

Gloria Gómez-Diago
Rey Juan Carlos University,
Department of Sciences of
Communication (II), Spain
Keywords second life, design,
communication, brainstorming,
brainflowing
Ana Marta González
University of Navarra, Departamento
de Filosofía, Departamento de
Filosofía, Universidad de Navarra,
Pamplona 31080, Spain
Keywords self-expression,
individualization, civilizing process,
social conversation, critical views
Michael Evan Goodsite
Aarhus University, Department of
Atmospheric Environment,
Fredericksborgvej 399, DK 4000,
Roskilde, Denmark
Keywords living architecture, green
architecture, sustainability, climate
adaptation and mitigation, systems
architecture
Gloria Gómez-Diago is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of
Sciences of Communication (II) at the Rey Juan Carlos University
(Madrid). Her research combines theoretical and practical perspectives
and is framed by two objectives: identification of the elements that
integrate the several communicative actions that we can accomplish,
and the study and analysis of communication theories, methods and
techniques of research. Her professional experience is focused in the
fields of communication, education and research. She maintains the
weblog ‘fromcommunication’,
http://fromcommunication.blogspot.com/.
› Brainflowing, virtual/physical space and the flow of communication: An
explanatory approach to the metaverse through a tool designed for
brainstorming, Metaverse Creativity, 1.1, 51-67.
Ana Marta González is Professor of Moral Philosophy at the
University of Navarra (Spain), where she got her Ph.D. in 1997 with a
research on the relationship between morality, reason and nature in
Thomas Aquinas. Between 2002 and 2003, she was a Fulbright Scholar
at Harvard, where she worked with Christine M. Korsgaard on Kant’s
practical philosophy. She has led several research projects exploring
the intersection between moral philosophy and social theory, including,
‘Estrategias de distinción social: perspectiva sociohistórica e
interpretación filosófica’ (2004–2006); ‘Razón práctica y ciencias
sociales en la ilustración escocesa: antecedentes y repercusiones’
(2006–2009); ‘Filosofía moral y ciencias sociales’ (2009–); and
‘Cultura emocional e identidad’ (2010–).
› On fashion and fashion discourses, Critical Studies in Fashion & Beauty, 1.1,
65-85.
Michael Evan Goodsite Ph.D. is the first Professor (Chair) of
Atmospheric Chemistry, Climate and Global Processes and Deputy
Departmental Director of Research and Graduate Studies at the
Department of Atmospheric Environment, National Environmental
Research Institute, Aarhus University, Denmark. His expertise is
natural scientific research related to the chemistry of the atmosphere
and its relation to climate and global processes. His research aims to
integrate sensible business strategies as a means of addressing global
atmospheric and climate change issues through mitigation and
environmental cost and risk analysis at the local governmental level,
thus ensuring sustainable and secure adaptation of societies. He has a