PhD in History and researcher at the Archaeology Laboratory at Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona. Laura is an osteoarcheologist whose research focuses on the reconstruction and interpretation of a given population’s way of life through the analysis of human remains in archaeological contexts. She has been part of the Tyre Project since 1997 and is responsible for the study of the skeletal remains of the Phoenician cemetery of Al-Bass (Lebanon). In 2018 she joined the ABERIGUA project and since 2019 she has been an integral part of the Colonialism, Gender and Materialities (CGyM) project.

Laura also coordinates a workshop for young people (From the archaeological excavation to the laboratory) which is designed to bring archaeological research closer to the secondary school community and promote a greater knowledge of historical and cultural heritage.