Claudia Susana López holds a bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degree in Design with a specialization in New Technologies from UAM Azcapotzalco. Since 2010, she has collaborated at Tecnológico de Monterrey in various positions ranging from research professor, Director of the Center for Teaching Development and Educational Innovation at the Estado de México Campus, leader of the area of Experimentation and Impact Measurement of Educational Innovation, Regional Director of CEDDIEs for the Northern Region, Leader of Innovation and Strategic Intelligence for Faculty Development, and currently, she is a full-time professor in the Design Department at the Monterrey Campus, in the School of Architecture, Art, and Design (EAAD).

Her research focuses on the relationship between cognition, color, and art. During her 34 years of teaching, she has taught at various higher education institutions such as LaSalle University, Iberoamericana University, Tepeyac University, and the Autonomous Metropolitan University, among others. Over the years, she has taught more than 200 training and innovation-boosting courses for educators in over 10 institutions such as the University of Guadalajara, FIMPES, South-Central Region, Mexico; Save the Children International, Javeriana University, Colombia; Uniandes, Chile, Consortium of Brazilian Universities, UTEM, Chile, among others.

She also participates as a reviewer and judge for more than 10 international platforms such as the QS Reimagine Education Awards, the Teaching Products Evaluation Committee at Javeriana University, Chile, the Editorial Board of DIDAC, Iberoamericana University, Mexico, among others.