Spanish Veterinarian graduated by CEU Cardenal Herrera University (UCH-CEU) in 2009, “Master of Science Animal breeding and reproduction biotechnology” by the Polytechnic university of Valencia (UPV) in 2011 and PhD in “Science and Technology of animal production” in 2014 also by the UPV. Currently, finishing the “Master of Health and Pig Production” by the University of Lleida (UdL).

Her research activity began in 2009 with stays at the Center for Research and Animal Technology Valencian Institute of Agricultural Research (CITA-IVIA) studying the epidemiology of Salmonella spp. with the objective of controlling the bacteria at the field level, preventing its dissemination in the primary sector and its final presence in the food. In 2010, she obtained a predoctoral grant from the Department of Education, Culture and Sports (Generalitat Valenciana) at the UPV. As a summary of this activity, participation in a total of 3 research projects, 23 publications indexed in SCI (JCR), 6 of them signed as first author. She has collaborated also with the research group of Improvement of food security in the productive system and its derived products at the UCH-CEU, whose result has been reflected in the publication of 2 international articles (JCR) in the microbiology field, and the participation in the WVPA XXth Congress.

Currently, she has obtained a six-year research period (2010-2015) and she is part of the research group "Microbiological agents associated with Reproduction. ProvaginBIO" at the UCH-CEU. In addition, she is PI of the research project, "Prevalence of Salmonella spp. in dogs of the Valencian Community", of the call for precompetitive projects CEU-UCH - Banco Santander (2016-2017). In addition, she is also part of the Research project "Isolation and identification of possible vaginal and intestinal probiotics of different animal species" (Research+Teaching call. UCH-CEU) and she has also collaborated with the project “ Characterization of the pathogenicity and antibiotic resistance of the symptoms of L. monocytogenes of ruminants, GV/2018/183”.

In 2019, two communications were presented to the 15th AERA congress “Vaginal flora in cyclic Arabian mares: quantification and variation during estrous cycle” and “Vaginal flora in healthy Holstein Heifers: quantification and variation during ovarian cycle”. And in 2020 three articles has been published "Use of probiotics in intravaginal sponges in sheep: a pilot study" in Animals, "Dogs as a source of Salmonella spp. in apparently healthy dogs in the Valencia Region. Could it be related to intestinal lactic acid bacteria?” in BMC Veterinary Research and "Vaginal Microbiota Changes During Estrous Cycle in Dairy Heifers" in Forntiers.