PhD in Humanities from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (2017), and holds Bachelor’s Degrees in Journalism (2010) and Humanities (2009) from Universidad San Pablo-CEU. She currently teaches the course Art History II in the Bachelor’s Degree in Multimedia and Graphic Design. Her research focuses on 19th-century Spain, particularly on topics related to the Spanish monarchy.
She is the author of several book chapters and peer-reviewed articles in prestigious academic journals, centered on the image of the monarchy in the press and the study of the royal household’s organization. Over the past few years, she has participated in national and international conferences and has undertaken research stays at various universities, including the University of Leeds, the University of St Andrews, and the Università degli Studi di Torino.
She has been awarded research fellowships such as the Predoctoral Researcher Grant from Universidad Carlos III and the Centre de recherche du château de Versailles. In addition, she received a research initiation prize for her work on Christian Iconology in the art of Salvador Dalí.