Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain
Faculty member for the MA program in Psychoanalysis and Clinical Psychotherapy. I teach a core course on ‘Anthropology and Psychoanalysis’ and I supervise students writing their dissertation.
PI of the project "Truth, Fiction, and Power: Understanding Conspiracy Theories about Covid-19". This four-year research project documents ethnographically the global spread of conspiracy theories about Covid-19 and investigates how the circulation of theories about the origins of the disease is creating new kinds of relations and separations between locations across the globe.
I was a member of the core research team for two interrelated projects on the meaning and value of place, space and ‘relative location’. The projects were run by Prof. Sarah F. Green: 1) Academy of Finland – “Trade, Transit, and Travel in the Mediterranean” 2) ERC- “Crosslocations: Rethinking relative location in the Mediterranean”
This was a fixed-term lectureship to replace a Faculty member on maternity leave. My responsibilities included designing and teaching two undergraduate courses for the Faculty of Social Sciences: ‘Introduction to Social Anthropology’ and ‘Globalization and Marginalization’.
Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at the Program at the School of Transborder Studies of Arizona State University. This one-year postdoctoral research fellowship allowed me to carry out comparative research between EU-North Africa and US-Mexico borders and become acquainted with the latest sociological research on border studies in the US.