Joaquim Jorge is a Full Professor at Instituto Superior Técnico, Universidade de Lisboa, specializing in Computer Graphics, VR, and Advanced Human-Computer Interaction. He holds the UNESCO Chair of Artificial Intelligence and Extended Reality. He has also contributed internationally as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Wellington and the Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro. His career is marked by significant leadership roles in scientific program committees of international conferences, editor positions in Elsevier Journals, SpringerNature Journals, and BookSeries, and coordination of numerous research projects, both nationally and within the EU. His work extends beyond academia into impactful collaborations with industry and involvement in projects advancing technology in virtual reality and multimedia. He has significantly contributed to generating new ideas, methodologies, and knowledge through his extensive research in computer graphics, human-computer interaction, and extended reality. He has led innovative projects like SmartSketches in the EU, focusing on calligraphic interfaces for design and engineering. He has also participated in numerous international research endeavors. His work has yielded over 400 peer-reviewed publications, with an h-index of 55 and 12000+ citations. Jorge has also been recognized with awards such as the IFIP Silver Core Award and election as an IEEE/CS Board of Governors member, ACM Distinguished Member (2017) and Speaker, and IEEE Fellow (2025) and Eurographics Association Fellow (2010), demonstrating his work's high impact and relevance. Joaquim has been crucial in mentoring and developing researchers and research teams. He has supervised 16 doctoral and 75+ MSc theses, contributing to the field's growth by nurturing the next generation of scholars. His leadership in coordinating research groups at INESC-ID and his involvement in international projects highlight his commitment to collaborative research and team development. His contributions extend to teaching and organizing workshops, further emphasizing his dedication to academic mentorship and the advancement of research teams. In his contributions to the scientific community, Joaquim Jorge has served as editor-in-chief of the Computers & Graphics journal, significantly enhancing its impact factor and efficiency in publication processes. His roles in organizing 50+ major conferences such as ACM/IUI, IEEE VR, IFIP/INTERACT, and Eurographics and participation in many editorial boards and 220+ program committees underscore his commitment to fostering scientific exchange and advancing research culture. His efforts in promoting gender equality and diversity within the scientific community are also notable. Joaquim has actively engaged with society through his work in extended reality and human-computer interaction, transferring knowledge to the public and private sectors. His projects have applications in various domains, including medical diagnostics, rehabilitation, and education, demonstrating the societal impact of his research. His involvement in public outreach activities, such as keynote talks and engagement in Eurographics, IEEE, ACM, and IFIP, further exemplifies his commitment to knowledge dissemination. His selected scientific productions from 2020-2025 highlight influential contributions: 1. Leading the Xavier, FLAD projects at the intersection of VR and AI, showcasing his role in advancing interaction techniques. 2. Supervised groundbreaking doctoral theses on VR collaboration and high-fidelity locomotion in VR, demonstrating his mentorship's impact on the field. 3. Edited books on Digital Anatomy and Collaboration in Interactive Spaces attest to his international standing. 4. Organized key international conferences, e.g., IEEE VR, promoting scholarly exchange and innovation in virtual reality. 5. Contributions to accessibility, multimodal interfaces, and rehabilitation illustrate his work's societal impact.