Elzbieta Malgorzata Bobrowicz Campos completed a PhD degree in Psychology, Specialty in Psychological Assessment from the Faculty of Psychology and Education Sciences (FPCE) of the University of Coimbra (UC) in 2015. In 2016, she received the title of Specialist in Clinical and Health Psychology, and the title of Advanced Specialist in Neuropsychology by Portuguese Psychologists Order. Presently, she holds a position of Assistant Researcher at the Centre for Psychological Research and Social Intervention at the Iscte - University Institute of Lisbon (Iscte-IUL), integrating and coordinating the research group Health for All: A Psychosocial Approach to Health (H4A). She is also a member of an Associated Laboratory - SocioDigital Lab for Public Policy and a Guest Lecturer in the Department of Social and Organizational Psychology at the School of Social and Human Sciences at Iscte-IUL and at the FPCE-UC. Her research focuses on health and active aging, digital transformation and equitable digital health, with the main objective of analyzing the challenges that digital transformation poses for older adults by mapping individual and socially shared meanings and values related to digital transition. Elzbieta is PI of the Time-To-Engage project, funded within the scope of the Social Research Programme by the La Caixa Foundation in collaboration with the Portuguese Foundation for Sciences and Technology. The project aims to: (i) explore the individual and contextual factors that interfere with citizens' intention to use digital technologies in health at an advanced age; and (ii) understand how these factors are shaped by levels of digital competences and engagement, as well as by the availability, accessibility and affordability of digital equipment and connection. She also co-coordinates two non-funded projects, developed in collaboration with the Health Sciences Research Unit: Nursing (UICISA:E) at the Nursing School of Coimbra. The first is Aequitas@DigiHeatlh: Co-design for equitable digital health, which aims to evaluate the adequacy of a theoretical model of equitable digital health from the perspective of health professionals, managers and users. The second is a multicentric mixed methods study on Older Adults' Perceptions About the Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Their Cognitive, Emotional and Social Status, conducted in institutions providing care and supporting services for older adults. Throughout her career, Elzbieta has collaborated with the research group of Policies and Educational Organizations and Educational Dynamics at the Centre of Interdisciplinary Studies at the University of Coimbra, and with the research group Well-being, Health and Illness at UICISA:E. She is also a part of the Portuguese team of the Red Interuniversitaria Euroamericana de Investigación ALFAMED - Competencias Mediáticas de la Ciudadanía. Within the scope of these collaborations, she was involved in several national and international projects aiming to empower older adults for autonomy and self-care through evidence-based interventions, promoting gains in health and improving physical and cognitive functioning and quality of life. The international projects included: (i) Frailty management Optimisation though EIP AHA Commitments and Utilisation of Stakeholders Input (FOCUS), co-financed by the CHAFEA, under the power delegated by the European Commission, and (ii) Pilot project for the establishment of a predictive model as possible modulator of aging in health (ModulEn), so-financed by Fundacion General CSIC, Interreg España Portugal and CENIE. She was also involved in the project - Digital and media literacy competencies in Portugal (COMEDIG), co-financed by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology.