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Núria Lorente Queralt is a lecturer in the Department of Spanish Philology at the University of Valencia, where she teaches subjects related to Modern and Contemporary Literature, Latin American Literature, Pre-Columbian and Colonial Literatures, and Cultures and Literatures. She holds a degree in Hispanic Studies: Spanish Language and its Literatures from the same university.

She completed her doctoral dissertation under the supervision of Professor Marta Haro Cortés, supported by a Formación del Profesorado Universitario (FPU) fellowship from the Spanish Ministry of Universities, as well as by various complementary grants that enabled her to undertake research stays at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and the Complutense University of Madrid. Her dissertation received the highest grade, Excellent Cum Laude, with International Mention, and was awarded both the Extraordinary Doctorate Prize and the Olga Quiñones Prize.

During her postdoctoral period, she held a Juan de la Cierva research fellowship at the University of Alcalá, under the supervision of Professor Antonio Castillo Gómez.

Her research activity is structured around two main lines of inquiry. The first focuses on the History of the Book and Publishing, the History of Written Culture and Reading, and the History of Women in relation to the world of books and written culture in Spain and Latin America. To address these areas, she adopts an interdisciplinary perspective that brings together Cultural History, the Sociology of Literature, Gender Studies, Cognitive Literary Studies, and the History of Emotions.

The second line of research focuses on the transfer of knowledge and research findings, with particular attention to heritage education and to the design and development of virtual learning environments for the management and dissemination of educational content.

Her research career has resulted in a substantial body of scholarly work, including books, book chapters, and articles in specialised journals. Her work has been published in indexed journals and by prestigious academic publishers, several of which are included in the Scholarly Publishers Indicators (SPI).