I’m originally from Barcelona (Spain), and in 2017, I moved to Glasgow (Scotland), where I completed my MPhil and PhD in Philosophy at the University of Glasgow. For a year, I worked in Antwerp (Belgium) as a Postdoctoral Researcher, and I recently returned to Scotland to work as a Postdoctoral Fellow in Edinburgh. During my PhD, I also spent some time in the Netherlands (Donders Institute, Radboud University) and Norway (Centre for the Philosophy and Sciences, University of Oslo) as a visiting PhD student.
I’m a highly proactive researcher, and on top of my research, I enjoy organising various academic events and activities . At the University of Glasgow, I was an active member of the Minorities and Philosophy (MAP) chapter and served as the Diversity Officer for the PhD society. I like to blog about my academic experiences, and I wrote several posts on mental health, inclusion, and interdisciplinarity in academia during my role as PGR Intern Blogger (University of Glasgow). I also manage my blog where I post some more informal posts on a variety of topics
Outside academia I love discovering new places (especially if they have tasty vegetarian food), hiking, and practising artistic roller skating. I’m also an aficionado photographer and some of my shots can be found here.