Ana María Blázquez Morilla (Valencia) is a Spanish doctor in Physical Geography, graduated from the University of Valencia. Accredited as a University Professor by ANECA, she has been hired as PDI in the Marine Sciences Degree at the Catholic University of Valencia since 2008, where she teaches subjects such as Geographic Information Systems, Coastal Geomorphology, Sedimentology, Protected Spaces, Coastal Planning and Management, etc. She was Secretary of the Department of Applied and Technological Sciences (2010-2018) and Research Coordinator of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Experimental Sciences (2016-2018). Currently, and since 2018, she is Vice Dean of the Degree in Marine Sciences at the Catholic University of Valencia. Between 2011 and 2015 he also taught at the Faculty of Psychology, Teaching and Educational Sciences, where he was in charge of subjects related to the teaching of Sciences, as well as in several University Master's Degrees. Between 2004 and 2009 she was an Associate Professor of the Department of Geography of the University of Valencia in the Degrees of Geography and Environment and Environmental Sciences.

Between 2001 and 2008 she worked in a consultancy as a Senior Technician in the Department of the Environment, the last 3 as Department Director, developing technical reports on Environmental Impact Studies, Landscape Integration Studies, Public Domain Delimitations of the Maritime Terrestrial Zone and other projects linked to the Environment. From 2001 to 2003 she was linked to the company through the IDE Program (IDE2001-0701) Torres Quevedo.

She is Principal Investigator of a Research Group at the UCV called “Coastal Geomorphology and Environment” dedicated especially to paleoenvironmental and environmental studies.[1]​ She has more than 90 scientific contributions published in national and international journals (JCR) and has 3 research sections (Sexenios) recognized by the CNEAI. She is currently directing two doctoral theses, in collaboration with members of the University of Valencia and has directed two doctoral theses, as well as more than thirty Research Works.[2] She has participated in 30 research projects, in 6 of which as Principal Investigator, and she has been Principal Investigator in 6 projects with public organizations. He has been a member of the Organizing Committee of a national symposium and the Scientific Committee of 3 international symposiums. She is a member of the Academic Commission of the Doctoral Program "Life Sciences and the Natural Environment" of the Catholic University of Valencia since 2017, of which she was Deputy Coordinator in the 2016-2017 academic year.