I have a PhD in Social Anthropology from the University of Barcelona (UB, 2019). I have a degree in Psychology from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB, 2007) and in Social and Cultural Anthropology from the UB (2010). I have also completed a Master's Degree in Anthropology and Ethnography (UB, 2012). In addition, I have also been been trained in international development project management (UOC-Red Cross). I have developed my work and fieldwork mainly in Central African countries, especially in Cameroon, focused on research areas related to the body, identity politics, ethnic and cultural diversity, as well as migration and transnational mobility. Currently, I have joined ISGlobal - Barcelona, and I am engaged in an implementation research project that aims to improve prevention of malaria in pregnancy through community distribution of IPTp (C-IPTp). In the frame of applied anthropology, I coordinate a socio-anthropological study aiming to understand the socio-cultural factors that could have an influence in the acceptability of C-IPTp.