Delminda Moura is an Associate Professor with a PhD on Geology, specialized in Coastal Geomorphology, Sedimentology and coastal landscapes evolution during the Quaternary Period. She devotes particular interest to border issues with other sciences such as Biology (bioerosion) and Archaeology. Geoconservation is another field of interest. Retired from teaching since April 2019, she remains active at the Marine and Environmental Research Centre (CIMA) as integrated member where is part of research project teams. She is member (10%) of the Interdisciplinary Center for Archaeology and Evolution of Human Behaviour (ICArEHB). For now, her major contribution is the dissemination of science through writing and editing books, congress participations and invited talks. She taught at various academic degrees at the University of the Algarve. Now retired, undergoes co-supervising master and PhD theses and develops her research activities at the Centre for Marine and Environmental Research (CIMA), in the Ocean and Coastal Dynamic Research Area. She was the Principal Investigator for several research projects and a team member for several others. She published, until now, 22 book chapters, one book and edited several ones, 52 scientific papers in peer review scientific journals and more than 150 papers on peer review conference proceedings. Delminda Moura has been played a relevant role in the dissemination of science through conferences to diverse audiences, publications and projects with students from secondary schools. In terms of interaction with society, she has been member of several committees, provided technical consultancy and has played an active role in the dissemination of geological heritage. At the administrative level, Delminda Moura was a member of several governing and collegiate bodies of the University of the Algarve.