Sara Suárez-Gonzalo has been awarded with the research mobility award of the Young European Research Universities Network (YERUN). Thanks to that, this spring she will carry out a ahort research stay at the Science, Technology and Society Studies group (MUSTS) of Maastricht University (The Netherlands), directed by Dr. Tsjalling E. Swierstra, professor and director of the Department of Philosophy and principal investigator of the Techo-Moral Change project.

Sara is predoctoral researcher at the UPF and her doctoral thesis is linked to the POLCOM research group. Her research focuses on the value of privacy and personal data protection facing Big Data exploitation.

The YERUN Research Mobility Award is an annual prize that seeks to proote interdisciplinary collaborations between young European universities through the mobility of their researchers.