Marta López Aleixandre

Marta López Aleixandre is a Research Fellow at the University of Alcalá within the Department of History and Philosophy, actively contributing to the CAntA / AWA (Ciencias de la antigüedad en Alcalá - The ancient world at Alcalá) research group focused on interdisciplinary ancient world studies.

She earned her Doctorate from the University of Alcalá in 2022 with her thesis "Los misterios de Samotracia: orígenes del culto" (The Mysteries of Samothrace: Origins of the Cult), supervised by Dr. Francisco J. Gómez Espelosín and Dr. Giuseppina Paola Viscardi.

Her research specializes in Ancient History with particular emphasis on religious practices in the Hellenistic Mediterranean world, mystery cults of antiquity, and archaeological approaches to ancient belief systems. She investigates cultural syncretism and ritual practices through material evidence and textual analysis.

Scientific awards:

• No specific awards documented in provided materials

Regarding academic guidance, no student supervision records appear in current documentation. Her postdoctoral position is supported by the Vicerrectorado de Investigación (Vice-Rectorate for Research) grant framework at the University of Alcalá, facilitating her ongoing research into ancient Mediterranean religious traditions.

She operates within the CAntA / AWA research collective, which promotes collaborative scholarship on classical antiquity through archaeological, historical, and philological methodologies.