Last week I had the pleasure of attending the annual meeting of the International Society of Political Psychology (ISPP) in Prague. It was a wonderful few days filled with thought-provoking research and the joy of reconnecting with colleagues and friends in the field of political psychology.

Last week I had the pleasure of speaking at #PintOfScienceDK in Aarhus. 🍻🧠 I spoke about the "secret life" of inequality — and why it’s closer (and more unfair) than we think. 🧵 Here’s the main idea (plus a few memes, so we don’t all pull our hair out 🫠):

📉 Does inequality make us less happy? Researchers from CIMCYC reveal that living in unequal societies increases anxiety about social status and decreases trust in others, affecting well-being. It doesn't just affect the poorest; it impacts society as a whole. cimcyc.ugr.es/en/informati...

📢 #pint25DK #Aarhus is almost here — are you ready? Explore the speaker lineup and get inspired by a night of curiosity and great conversations. Secure your spot for the talks at Åben 👉 billetfix.dk/en/events/aa... Let’s make it a night to remember! @pintsworld.bsky.social #SciComm

📢 NEW PUBLICATION! 📢 3rd paper of the thesis, in SPPS (2025). 4 studies testing whether 'connecting' income inequality to health and education disparities could increase people’s motivation to reduce it doi.org/10.1177/1948...

First paper is out! Here, we suggest that meritocracy doesn’t just justify inequality—it mediates how we respond to it.

📢 NEW PUBLICATION! 📢 2nd paper of the thesis, in EJSP (2025). We ran 4 studies to test whether perceptions of economic-based disparities in health and education—beyond income—could enhance support for redistribution and collective action to reduce economic inequality doi.org/10.1002/ejsp...

📢 PUBLICATION 📢 1st paper of the thesis, in RLP (2023). We analysed secondary data from the Latinobarómetro (n = 20,204, 18 countries) to explore concerns about inequality in health, education, and income, and how they relate to collective action intentions doi.org/10.14349/rlp...

One of the happiest moments of my life! 🎉 I recently defended my doctoral thesis at the University of Granada (October '24), surrounded by family, friends, and even my octogenarian grandparents. 💙

I understand science as a conversation and a collective effort, always. 🤝 Here are some events where I got to connect with amazing colleagues in the past months:

Hey! Just moved from another social media platform—excited to start the conversation here!💡 A little recap of the past year in the following posts: