Assoc. Prof. Irina Meghea graduated from the University of Bucharest, Faculty of Mathematics, studying Mechanics of Fluids in 1990, with a PhD on Variational Methods in Mechanics in 1999. Teaching activity, 1990 – present, is at POLITEHNICA Bucharest. The experience acquired in the teaching activity was exploited in a treatise with a total of 3500 pages, the Treatise on Differential Calculus and Integral Calculus for mathematicians, physicists, chemists, and engineers in 10 volumes that appeared at OCP, Philadelphia and ÉAC, Paris in 2015. The research activity was developed on varying methods involved in real phenomena modeling and statistics used in engineering. The scientific activity was capitalized in a monograph, 540 pages in 2009, the Ekeland variational principle with generalizations and variants, another 9 books, 32 articles in ISI journals, 39 papers in ISI conference volumes, a patent, participation in 26 research projects, and 7 international papers, being the director of 3 of them. Regarding the scientific recognition, I was an invited professor at several universities, member in 5 international professional organizations, president of national organization committee at 12 international scientific manifestations, reviewer at 20 ISI journals, and guest editor at an ISI journal. My intention for future activity is to develop advanced research in finding new models for various processes that can be solved via variational methods.