Special Issue in Advanced Intelligent Systems. Richard Murray

Richard Murray obtained his B.Sc. (experimental physics) and his Ph.D. (physical chemistry) at the University of Galway, in Ireland. Following postdoctoral training at CIC BiomaGUNE, Spain, he moved to Berlin for a Marie Curie postdoctoral fellowship.

He worked as an associate editor for Wiley’s Materials Science journals including Advanced Materials, from 2017 to 2019. After spending time working in OA book publishing and project management, Richard rejoined Wiley in 2022 as an editor in chief of Advanced Intelligent Systems, Advanced Robotics Research and Advanced Intelligent Discovery, deputy editor of Advanced Science. Richard is based in San Sebastián.

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