Emilio Delgado Martos is a leading academic and professional in the field of architecture and contemporary art. He currently works at the Francisco de Vitoria University and has been cited on multiple occasions for his contributions in areas such as religious architecture, architectural projects and new technologies.

His work covers a wide range of topics, from the exploration of architecture in the context of liturgical space to the application of advanced technologies in the restoration of Greek temples. Among his most notable publications are "ARQGAN: An evaluation of generative adversarial network approaches for automatic virtual inpainting restoration of Greek temples" and "The expectant space. An approach to liturgical space as a place of presence and meeting through the work of Rupnik."

In addition, Delgado Martos has shown a particular interest in the intersection of architecture and emerging technology, as evidenced in his recent work on architecture and the metaverse. His multidisciplinary approach and his commitment to innovation make him a relevant figure in his field.