Tenured Associate Professor at the School of Architecture in Madrid from 2008. Currently she is Visiting Professor at the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil). Architect and PhD Summa Cum Laude of ‘Theory and History of Architecture’ (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, 2008), won the UPM Doctoral Extraordinary Award 2007-2008 and Special Mention in the XXII Awards ‘Urbanism, Architecture and Public Works’ for her doctoral thesis, entitled The Imported Modernity. Madrid 1949-1969: Diffusion Channels of Foreign Architecture. Within the Department of Architectonical Composition (DAC), she is Lecturer of ‘Analysis of Architecture’ and ‘Introduction to Architectural Criticism’. She has been supervisor of 8 doctoral thesis and currently she is supervising 4 more. She has been part of more than 20 doctoral thesis Committes (in Spain, Brazil and Australia). Based on the areas of research developed by her – ‘20th Century Architecture and its diffusion’, ‘20th Century Ibero-American Architecture and architects’ - , she has published many articles in international publications in Spain, Portugal, Italy, United Kingdom, Estonia, United States of America, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, Colombia, Ecuador, Argentina and Chile. Among her recent works are the book chapters ‘Periodicals and the return to Modernity after the Spanish Civil War’, included in PECKHAN, Andrew; SCHMIEDEKNECHT, Torsten (eds). Modernism and the Professional Architecture Journal: Reporting, editing and reconstructing in post-war Europe, published by Routledge (London, 2018) and ‘Latin America in Modern Historiography’, included in the book edited by herself ESTEBAN MALUENDA, Ana (ed.). Modern architecture in Latin America. Anthology of authors, works and texts (Barcelona, 2016). This book and book chapter have been awarded at the ANPARQ 2018 Awards (Brazil). She has taken part in many international conferences, including the Society of Architectural Historians (SAH); the European Architectural History Network (EAHN); the Society of Architectural Historians of Australia and New Zealand (SAHANZ): the Ibero-American Association of Urban History (AIHU); DoCoMoMo International; DoCoMoMo Brazil; the Latin American Architecture Seminars (SAL); the National Association of Research and Post-graduation in Architecture and Urbanism in Brazil (ANPARQ), etc. Likewise, she has given frequent lectures in Spanish, European and South American universities, among them the Universidad de Navarra (Spain), the Politecnico di Milano (Italy), and the Universidade de São Paulo, Universidade São Judas Tadeo de São Paulo, Pontificia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Universidade de Brasília and Universidade Federal da Paraíba (Brazil) and the Universidad de las Américas (Ecuador). She has been involved in different research projects funded by governmental, institutional and private sources. She has been Principal Investigator of the project ‘ArchiteXt Mining. Spanish modern architecture through its texts (1939-1975)’. Her research has been granted by several institutions, among them the Government of Spain and the Fundación Carolina (Spain). The Society of Architectural Historians and the Global History of Architecture Teaching Collaborative (USA) had contributed to the diffusion of her work with travel fellowship. Member of the Editorial Board at scientific journals of Spain, Italy, Brazil, Colombia and Argentina. Scientific Journal Referee in numerous European and Latin-American journals. Currently, she is General Editor of the ‘Global South’ in Architectural Histories, the journal of the EAHN (European Architectural History Network).