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Graduate in Art History and Higher Professor of Music, she has been a research scholarship recipient from the Department of Art History of the University of Valencia thanks to the University Teacher Training Program of the Ministry of Education. In 2011 she presented her European Doctorate thesis “El fuster, definition of an office in medieval Valencia” directed by Dr. Amadeo Serra within the framework of the research project HUM-2004-5445-ARTE “Architecture under construction in the Valencian area in medieval and modern times.

She received the Senyera Prize for Scientific Research, the honourable mention in 2011, and also the Demetrio Ribes UVEG-FGV Award in its 8th Edition in 2011.

She has carried out study abroad stays at the Hertzian Library of the Max-Planck Institute in Rome and in the Laboratoire de Archéologie Médiévale Méditerranéenne of the French Center National de la Recherche Scientifique in Aix-en-Provence. In 2010 she directed the research project “Historical-artistic study of the San Vicente de la Roqueta de València building” funded by Municipal Urban Actions S.A. (Valencia), linked to the restoration heritage. In the line of history of construction research in the Middle Ages, she has participated in the project “Houses and Cities built in Earth. Conservation, significance and urban quality within the Culture 2000 Program of the European Union, and she has collaborated in conferences organized by the “Laboratoire de Medievistique Occidentale de Paris (UNIR 8589 Paris 1-CNRS).

In 2010 she directed the nationally funded research project linked to the restoration and dissemination of heritage. She has been a member of the emerging research group GV / 2018 // 117 for the realization of the R + D + i project “History and city. Social dynamism and urban transformation in Valencia from a comparative perspective (15th-18th centuries). She has been a member of the research group AICO / 2020/044 dedicated to the study of “L'espai domèstic i la cultura material en el regne medieval de València. “An interdisciplinary vision (13th-16th centuries)”. She is a member of the Erasmus + Ka2 project (0830060) “Women Legacy. Our cultural heritage for Equity.”

As a Senior Professor of Music she has focused her interests on musicological research, both in musical heritage and in the presence and significance of music in Valencia in the 15th and 16th centuries.

Currently she is a Permanent Labour Professor in the Department of Art History at University of Valencia. Her main lines of research focus on artistic production in carpentry in the medieval period; architecture and its reflection in Gothic painting; material culture and identity in the Middle Ages and its representation in the figurative arts; literature as a source for the study of Art History; the feminine legacy in artistic production.

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