During my studies, I completed a Bachelor's Degree in History at the University of Valencia (Estudi General), where I also obtained a Master's Degree in the History of the Formation of the Western World and completed my PhD in 2026. I also earned a Master's Degree in Archaeology from the University of Granada.
I am currently employed as a Junior Research Fellow in the research line "Cultius, espais i tècniques agràries en el territori valencià durant l’Edat Mitjana" as part of the European project Medieval Green Revolution. My work focuses on the systematic analysis of medieval Christian written sources to identify and classify references to cultivated plants, animals, and agricultural techniques.
Throughout my research career, I have focused on the study of the Andalusi construction of the landscape and its appropriation by Christian settlers following the conquests in the Iberian Peninsula. Initially, my research centred on rural landscapes, before shifting my attention to urban environments at the beginning of my doctoral research.