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Raquel Molina Peralta obtained her PhD from the University of Valencia in 2012, after completing her undergraduate studies in Physics and specializing in Theoretical Physics. Following several international postdoctoral research stays in Osaka, Washington DC, and São Paulo, she returned to Spain in 2019 through the Talento program of the Community of Madrid. She joined the University of Valencia in 2020 as part of the CIDEGENT program (Plan Gen T) of the Valencian Government. In 2022, she became a tenured lecturer, and in 2025, a full professor.

Throughout her research career in the field of Particle Physics, she has made continuous contributions to hadron spectroscopy and, more occasionally, to nuclear physics. His research is focused on understanding the subtleties of the strong interaction at low and intermediate energies, where it is possible to study it using effective theories, finding applications in the analysis of experimental data or simulations on the lattice, related to the hadron spectrum.