Ana Andrés has a PhD in Metodology for the Behavioural Sciences at the University of Barcelona (2011) and Bachelor in Psychology at the University of Barcelona (2004). She is currently working as an academic in the Faculty of Psychology, Education and Sport Sciences Blanquerna at the Ramon Llull University, teaching subjects related to quantitative analyses and research methods both to undergraduate and postgraduate students. She has experience on supervising final degree and master dissertations, as well as doctoral thesis. Her research background has been focused on the assessment and quantitative analyses applied to health sciences, covering several topics as mental health and healthy lifestyle promotion habits. In this line, she has participated in several funded projects and had co-authored 31 scientific articles, 22 of the published in JCR journals, as well as more than 70 presentations to congresses, both national and international. She coordinated a multidisciplinary team of health professionals in order to elaborate a book about the multidisciplinary treatment of obesity (New York, Nova Science Publishers, Inc), and has writen a book about how to conduct bibliometric studies (Oxford, Chandos Publishing), both currently on sale. She had been in two postdoctoral research stays in two centers of excellence: the Health Behaviour Research Centre de la University College London (London, UK) and in the Endocrinology and Nutrition Service at the Arnau de Vilanova Hospital (Lleida, Spain), which has been recognised as execellence center by the European Association for the Study of Obesity (EASO). Her research activity has lead to a collaboration network with professionals and researchers from several health centers, both national and international.