Neus Serra Vives

Neus Serra Vives is an Associate Professor at the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB) under the School of Historical Sciences and Theory of the Arts. She earned her PhD in Medieval Cultures from the University of Barcelona (2022) with a thesis on ceramic consumption in Mallorca (13th–14th centuries), focusing on material culture to reconstruct medieval societal life. Her research emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to medieval ceramics, historiography, and urban/rural contexts.

• Primary Affiliation: University of the Balearic Islands
• Role: Associate Professor (since 2020), Postdoctoral Researcher (Margalida Comas CAIB program)
• Projects: Member of MARCAM (PID2021-128754NA-100) - Women and the Arts in medieval Castile

Her recent work includes analyzing green and black ceramics as historiographical tools and studying artifacts from Mallorcan religious sites like the Capuchin Convent. She collaborates with the GRESMED research group and contributes to academic conferences such as the International Congress of Medieval Ceramics.

• Scientific Awards: Margalida Comas CAIB Postdoctoral Fellowship
• Teaching: Courses in Decorative Arts, Urban History, Visual Culture, and Art Analysis across Geography and Art History degrees