She holds an undergraduate degree in Philosophy (Special Award) and a PhD in Philosophy (Special Award) from the University of Valencia. She was a fellow with the Research Staff Training Program of the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science and the Postdoctoral Fellowship Program of the Ministry of Education, Culture, and Sport. She also received the Caja Madrid Foundation Grant for the completion of her doctoral dissertation.
A senior lecturer in Philosophy in the Department of Contemporary Humanities at the University of Alicante and coordinator of its Philosophy Area, she is a member of the University’s Interdisciplinary Institute for Gender Studies Research (IUIEG).
She has been a visiting researcher at the École Normale Supérieure, the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, Lettres-Sorbonne Université (all three in Paris), and the National Distance Education University in Madrid.
Besides serving as director of the University of Alicante Research Group Philosophical Narratives: Feminisms, Aesthetics, and Politics, she currently leads the competitive research project “Narrativas de una modernidad sostenible. La subjetividad y sus vínculos más allá del canon” (“Narratives of a sustainable modernity. Subjectivity and its links beyond the canon”,reference code PID2025-175867NB-I00), funded by MCIN/AEI-FEDER. In recent years, she has been involved in other competitive projects: “Éticas y metafísica de los afectos: las génesis modernas del presente” (“Ethics and metaphysics of affects: the modern genesis of the present”, PID 2021-12612333NB-I00) and “La contemporaneidad clásica y su dislocación: de Weber a Foucault” (“Classical contemporaneity and its dislocation: from Weber to Foucault”, PID2020-113413RB-C31). She was also part of the Valencia Region Government-funded project “Circuitos de afectividad y filosofía de autoría femenina” (“Circuits of affectivity and philosophy of female authorship”, CIGE/2023/94) and of the UA project “Ante el espejo de la razón: reflejos del pensamiento feminista desde la modernidad hasta hoy” (“Before the mirror of reason: reflections of feminist thought from modernity to the present”, GRE22-09B). In addition, she is a member of the Complutense
University of Madrid Research Group in History and Ontology of the Present (GHyOP).
At the University of Alicante, she is responsible for the Interuniversity PhD Program in Philosophy, which involves five other universities.
Regarding educational innovation, since 2018 her work has been linked to the initiatives of the Permanent Group for Methodological Innovation in Philosophy for University and Secondary Education at the University of Valencia and to the Innova-Docentia project of the Complutense University of Madrid “Precariedad, exclusión social y marcos epistémicos del daño” (“Precariousness, social exclusion, and epistemic frameworks of harm”).
Since 2016, she has directed the Philosophy Forum at the Alicante City University Venue, where she has organized multiple educational and outreach activities and courses open to the public. Since 2023, she has served as a member (nominated by the Council of Valencia Region University Presidents) of the Ethics Committee of the social services system of the Valencia Region.
Among other academic and scientific societies, she is a member of the Ibero-American Descartes Network (RID), the Ibero-American Network of Nietzsche Studies (RIEN), the Spanish Society of Nietzsche Studies (SEDEN), and the International Society for the Study of Women of the Ancien Régime (SIEFAR).