Emma Rodero is a reference in the field of Media Psychology, bringing an innovative and rigorous approach to the study of communication and voice. Over the years, we have collaborated on various academic and scientific initiatives, and I have had the honor of having her on thesis committees and in my teaching team at the Master's program at the University of Salamanca. Her ability to blend high-level research with exceptional practical application makes her a key figure in our field.

Emma Rodero is a world-class expert in Neurocommunication and voice research, combining scientific rigor with real-world application. As a Marie Curie Fellow and visiting scholar in my lab at UCLA, she conducted groundbreaking research on how voice and prosody influence attention, emotion, and decision-making. Her ability to translate complex scientific findings into actionable strategies makes her work valuable.

Working with Professor Rodero, as my PhD supervisor, has been an incredibly rewarding experience. Her close follow-up, genuine care, and unwavering support made all the difference throughout my journey. It has truly been a privilege to learn from her, as she is not only a leading reference in the industry but also an inspiring mentor who encourages growth and excellence. She has a remarkable ability to render the difficult and demanding PhD journey positive and rewarding. Anyone would be lucky to have her guidance, and I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to have worked with her.