Marta Martorell i Camps

Marta Martorell i Camps is the Director of the Digital Society Technologies (DST) research group at i2CAT, where she drives a people-centred, ethical, and rights-based approach to digital innovation. Her work focuses on Living Labs, digital social innovation, and impact assessment through Key Value Indicators (KVIs), promoting inclusive, democratic, and human-centric digital transformation. She leads European and international projects addressing the digital and green transitions, social inclusion, and the development of open innovation ecosystems.

She has served as Principal Investigator for projects such as FORGING, INTEGER, Smart Ageing Synergies, and the Senegal Living Labs programme, and advises regional governments on digital transformation strategies, AI and data capabilities, and participatory innovation models. Marta is also a frequent speaker at international conferences including the UN Science Summit, ISIRC, Open Living Lab Days, and the Smart City Expo World Congress.

She is currently a PhD candidate in _Sustainability, Technology and Humanism_ at UPC, focusing her research on the societal impact of emerging technologies.