Santiago Perez Isasi is Assistant Lecturer (Professor Auxiliar) at the School of Arts and Humanities, University of Lisbon. He completed a PhD in Spanish literature in 2009 by Universidad de Deusto, with a dissertation on "Spanish National Identity and Literary History (1800-1939)", and a Master in Education and IT in 2013 by Universidad Abierta de Cataluña. Between 2015 and 2020 he worked as Assistant Researcher at the Center for Comparative Studies at the School of Arts and Humanities of the University of Lisbon, where he developed the project "Digital Map of Iberian literary relations (1870-1930)". He previously worked as post-doctoral researcher at the same institution, with a grant from the Basque Government (2010-2012) and from the FCT - Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (2012-2015). Santiago Pérez Isasi has published 2 authored and 3 edited books, 6 journal issues, 29 articles in peer-reviewed journals, 23 book chapters and 4 book reviews. Organized 15 events, including conferences, courses, worskshops and symposiums, and produced 51 oral presentations (including 18 as invited guest speaker) in Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom, United States, Ireland, Italy, France, Germany, Estonia or Hungary. He has participated as Principal investigator in 2 projects and as Researcher in 4 projects. His main research areas include Iberian Studies and Iberian literary history; Spanish and Basque literature (with a particular attention to contemporary narrative) and Digital Humanities (specifically in the areas of digital scholarly edition and digital cartography). His teaching experience include courses and seminars on Literature and Geography, Travel Literature, Digital Humanities or Spanish contemporary narrative. He has also supervised 2 dissertations (1 PhD dissertation, ongoing, and one MA dissertation, finished in 2011) on these topics.