Graduated in Philosophy and in a Double Master's Degree in Teaching + Philosophy, Science and Citizenship at the University of Malaga.
Located within the framework of the Naturalist and Scientific Philosophy, with a strong commitment to interdisciplinarity and continuity between philosophy and the empirical sciences, the areas of academic research in which I work are the Philosophy of Biology, the Philosophy of the Animal Mind and Applied Ethics, with a particular interest in Animal Cognition and Sentience, the Science of Animal Welfare and the Ethics of Zoos.
I completed my internship in the “Physiology and Welfare of Marine Species” (PHYS…
Graduated in Philosophy and in a Double Master's Degree in Teaching + Philosophy, Science and Citizenship at the University of Malaga.
Located within the framework of the Naturalist and Scientific Philosophy, with a strong commitment to interdisciplinarity and continuity between philosophy and the empirical sciences, the areas of academic research in which I work are the Philosophy of Biology, the Philosophy of the Animal Mind and Applied Ethics, with a particular interest in Animal Cognition and Sentience, the Science of Animal Welfare and the Ethics of Zoos.
I completed my internship in the “Physiology and Welfare of Marine Species” (PHYSIS) research group at the Spanish Institute of Oceanography (IEO), CSIC.
Throughout my academic career, I have participated in and organised numerous national and international conferences, seminars and other scientific dissemination activities. These include coordinating the Seminar on Contemporary Ethics (SEA) during the 2024/25 academic year, a weekly forum dedicated to discussing ongoing research in analytical and informed by science ethics, and organizing the I Congress on Applied Ethics at the University of Malaga, which took place on 7 and 8 May 2026.
