I have developed my research career in the field of social psychology, specialising in environmental and consumer psychology. My work focuses on pro-environmental behaviour and the bidirectional relationship between urban spaces and their inhabitants, incorporating critical, feminist and intersectional perspectives.

I have solid experience of qualitative methodologies and techniques such as walking interviews, drifts and exploratory marches (mobile methods), as well as focus groups and participatory research with vulnerable groups.

I have participated in research teams on several competitive projects funded by state and European calls, focusing on urban sustainability, the right to the city, community resilience, and responses to the climate emergency. I combine academic production with the desire to generate knowledge that can be transferred to urban planning and public policies. I am committed to continuous methodological innovation and applied research that has a social impact.