Mariana Ferraz is a professional in the field of Environmental Health and Occupational Safety and Health. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Health and a Master's degree in Safety and Hygiene in Organizations from the School of Health of the Polytechnic Institute of Porto. She is currently attending the second year of the Doctoral Program in Occupational Safety and Health at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto. She holds a research fellowship at RISE-Health - Center for Translational health and Medical Biotechnology Research (TBIO) at School of Health, under the WinWORK project, which aims to promote healthy work environments and improve quality of life and well-being at work. Her scientific work involves the implementation of co-creation workshops with stakeholders, the application of questionnaires, the development of practical tools and manuals, and the use of innovative technologies such as virtual reality to support worker training. She is also involved in systematic reviews focusing on co-creation methodologies, behavior-change training programs, and psychosocial risk factors associated with work-related musculoskeletal disorders. Her previous research experience includes studies on indoor air quality and risk assessment in occupational contexts, as well as the integration of emerging technologies in the workplace, including human–robot collaboration. In this context, she co-authored scientific publications addressing cognitive workload, fatigue, and the acceptance of collaborative robots in industrial settings. In addition to her research activities, she currently holds the position of invited assistant professor at the Environment Health Departments of School of Health of the Polytechnic Institute of Porto. Her performance and dedication establish her as a committed professional, capable of solving problems, adapting to diverse situations, and responding effectively to the evolving challenges and demands of modern work environments.