Joaquim Jorge is a Professor at Instituto Superior Técnico (IST/UL), the School of Engineering of the University of Lisboa, Portugal, where he teaches Virtual Reality, User Interfaces, and Computer Graphics. He received Ph.D. and MSc degrees in Computer Science from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, in 1995. Currently Editor in Chief of the Computers & Graphics Journal, he was a member of the ERCIM Editorial Board from 2011 to 2015. A member-at-large of the IEEE Computer Society Awards Committee, he chaired the ACM/SIGGRAPH Specialized Conferences Committee and is a member of the IEEE Visualization and Graphics Technical Committee as well as the IFIP TC13 (Human-Computer Interaction) and Eurographics. He has organized or helped organize 50+ International Scientific Events, including ACM ISS 2020 and IEEE VR 2021. He served as International Program Committee Chair of IEEE VR 2020, Eurographics 2016, the 2013 International Conference on CAD/Computer Graphics (HK/PRC), ACM IUI 2012. He has served on 200+ International Program Committees. As a Researcher at the Institute of Systems and Computer Engineering Research and Development (INESC-ID) in Lisbon, he published 65+ articles in specialized journals and 164 articles at international conferences and co-authored 41 book chapters, edited five books, and received 20 awards or honors. He participated as an Investigator in 11 projects, as a Responsible Investigator in six projects, and as an advisor in 9 scholarships. In his professional activities, he interacted with 462 collaborators in the co-authorship of scientific works. He works on Virtual environments, Interaction design, Computer Graphics, and Human-Computer Interaction. In his Ciência Vitae CV, the most frequent terms include Protein cavity detection, Geometric detection of pockets, Protein pocket detection algorithm, Mixed reality, Collaboration, Medical image segmentation, 3D reconstruction, Walking in place, Virtual locomotion, and Navigation control. Joaquim Jorge's interests are in Extended Reality, Medical Applications, Calligraphic and Multimodal User Interfaces, Visual Languages, and Pattern Recognition techniques applied to Human-Computer Interaction. A Senior Member of IEEE (2001) and a Distinguished Member of the ACM (2017), he was elected Fellow of the Eurographics Association in 2010 and received the IFIP Silver Core Award in 2014 for his services to TC13. An ACM Distinguished Speaker since July 2015, he served on the Executive Committee of the ACM Europe Council from 2015 to 2019. His Google Scholar H-index is 50, with an h-10 index of 183 for a total of 9500 citations as of March 2022.