Dr. Lozano is an expert in cross-cultural understanding and language acquisition. She has taught at Princeton University, Columbia University and Barnard College, and contributed to research at Harvard University and the University of Barcelona. Her work focuses on cognitive and social factors in third and additional language acquisition.

She is the author of didactic materials, scholarly articles, a textbook, and a multimedia course on language learning.

Complementing this academic foundation, Dr. Lozano has extensive experience in international project management, including work with the United Nations in New York, and UNESCO’s Global Education Monitoring Report. She has been recognized for her professional dedication with a Long Service Award from the United Nations Secretary-General, highlighting her commitment and sustained contributions in her field.

She currently advises the Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (European Commission) on art and culture initiatives. And she has been selected as a recognized expert for the European Parliament Research Service, contributing to analysis on key policy topics. 

She also collaborates with Harvard University’s Science of Diversity Lab on research and publications advancing social justice, scientific thinking, and artificial intelligence. 

She is currently completing a Master’s in International Relations at Harvard University to apply insights from culture and communication to global affairs.

Dr. Lozano is fluent in English, Spanish, Catalan, and French, and has a basic knowledge of German, Italian and Portuguese. She lives in New York City.