PhD in Modern History from the Autonomous University of Madrid. Master’s degree in ‘Advanced Studies in Modern History: The Spanish Monarchy (16th–18th centuries)’. Speaker at a number of conferences, including the 3rd Congress of Young Researchers in 2015 and the International Congress ‘The Court in Europe: Decline or Reconfiguration? The Monarchies of Spain and Portugal at the Turn of the Centuries (1640–1724). She has also served on organising committees for international conferences such as ‘Decline or Reconfiguration? The Monarchies of Spain and Portugal at the Turn of the Centuries (1640–1724)’. Director and organiser of the 1st UAM International Congress of Young Researchers: ‘Connecting’ the Atlantic World: Networks, Barriers and Exchange (1492–1830), held in April 2014 at the Autonomous University of Madrid and the Museum of the Americas.
Over ten years’ experience as a tour guide and theme park staff member has enabled her to apply her knowledge of economic history and sociology to the analysis of consumer behaviour, marketing strategies and trend analysis.
She has published in various scientific journals and has presented her research at several national and international conferences. She has also taken part in science outreach activities such as the European Researchers’ Night, Science and Innovation Week, and courses focused on innovation and teacher training.