Anna Soler Renart

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Anna Soler Renart is an innovative educator and researcher dedicated to inspiring the next generation of engineers and scientists. Her primary research focus lies in engineering education and outreach, particularly through team-based, hands-on learning experiences that bridge the gap between secondary school students and university-level STEM disciplines. Her most cited work, "Team-based workshop to engage young students in engineering and science: Building and driving a ROV (R2B2). Two special editions in India" (2015, 4 citations), encapsulates her major contribution: the development and implementation of a replicable, project-based workshop model that uses remotely operated vehicles (ROVs) to make engineering tangible and exciting. Over six years, this initiative has not only sparked interest in science and technology but also promoted engineering as a viable career path, with notable impact through special editions in India. While her citation count reflects the niche, applied nature of her work, its true significance is measured by the hundreds of students directly engaged and the potential for long-term shifts in STEM participation. Soler Renart’s achievements exemplify how creative, team-driven pedagogy can democratize access to engineering, making her a vital voice in science communication and educational innovation.