Alliances | Consilience

Around the Alliances

Consilience collaborates with various groups and institutions that share an interest in research, innovation, and the dissemination of free scientific thought based on evidence. Noteworthy alliances include:

Collaboration with the research group "Laboratory for Cognition, Health, Training, and Interaction among Humans, Animals, and Machines" (Code SEJ 658). More about their activities can be found here.

Active involvement in the development of research activities in teacher training through the Association for Teacher Education in Europe (ATEE). Learn more about ATEE at https://atee.education.

Membership in the European Association of Institutes for Vocational Training (EVBB). Explore EVBB's initiatives and contributions to vocational training here.

Great opportunity to collaborate with the Research Center for Wellbeing and Social Inclusion, (CIBIS) of the

University of Almería, through a scientific collaboration agreement and transfer of research results.

Laboratory for Cognition, Health, Training and Interaction among Humans, Animals and Machines

Collaborators

Dedication. Expertise. Passion.

We are fortunate to collaborate with excellent professionals from various fields, some of whom we present below.

Miguel C. Botella López

Professor Emeritus at the University of Granada and President of the Spanish Society of Physical Anthropology. He is recognized as one of the foremost international experts in Forensic Anthropology.

Martin Gripenberg

Former Inspector in Finland, with over thirty years of experience in one of the most advanced educational systems.

Luis Serrano Sánchez

Former Director of the Andalusian Institute of Qualifications, an expert in Vocational Education and Training (VET) with a profound understanding of the European Qualifications Framework.

Manuel Alcaide Calderón

Former General Secretary of the Council of Education (Andalusian Government). He is one of the most experienced individuals in educational policies in Spain.

María Marta Camacho

Professor at the Teacher Training School, Faculty of Education, University of Costa Rica, San José. She serves as the Coordinator of the ENLACE Project, linking the Ministry of Public Education and UCR.