• anthropology
• STS
• technologies
• futures
• ageing

I am a futures anthropologist and postdoctoral researcher in the Norms and Practices Lab at the Cluster of Excellence Machine Learning for Science, with a secondary affiliation at the Institute for Historical and Cultural Anthropology since June 2026. I did my PhD at the Emerging Technologies Research Lab, supervised by Sarah Pink, researching how older adults and ageing-technology industries imagine future lives for older people. My current research is focused on scientists' imagined engagements with Artificial Intelligence, drawing on futures anthropology and STS. Methodologically, I combine video-ethnographic home visits with visual tools — comic-based and GenAI scenarios — and analyses of industry narratives.
My background includes an MSc in Techno-Anthropology at Aalborg University (Denmark) and a dual BA in Sociology and Political Science at UC3M (Madrid), including an exchange year at the University of Jyväskylä (Finland). Originally from Spain, I have also lived in Russia and speak intermediate Russian. Before my PhD, I researched the usability of mHealth apps and sensors for older people. My publications span the social sciences and digital health, and I have taught medical anthropology, design thinking, and HCI.