I am a PhD candidate at ICTA-UAB and a Joan Oró predoctoral research fellow at the Institut Barcelona d’Estudis Internacionals (IBEI).

My research examines the geopolitical implications of the energy transition, exploring how the global dynamics could influence the pace of the transition. At LIVEN Lab, my work is related to the development of a geopolitical vulnerability index which aims to encompass the most relevant geopolitical factors affecting the energy transition of the case study of Spain. By measuring a country’s susceptibility and exposure to certain vulnerabilities, we can inform and promote more resilient national energy and climate policies.

Prior to that, my background included research roles at ICTA-UAB and IBEI, as well as experience in diplomatic and policy-making settings. I hold a Master’s degree in International Relations from IBEI and a Bachelor’s degree in Politics and East European Studies from University College London (UCL). In my free time, I enjoy singing, doing ceramics and good coffee.