Nuria Lorente Queralt

Nuria Lorente Queralt is an Assistant Professor at the Universitat de València, affiliated with the Faculty of Teacher Training and the Department of Language and Literature. Her academic work centers on the Didactics of Language and Literature, with a strong research focus on medieval and early colonial Spanish literary culture.

Her research interests lie at the intersection of literature, education, and historical print culture. Specifically, she explores Medieval Spanish Literature, gender roles in early printing, and the didactic transmission of literary traditions. As a member of the MEDLIT (Medieval Spanish Literature) research group, she contributes to scholarly efforts in recovering and analyzing understudied aspects of Spain's literary heritage, particularly those involving women in the early print industry of New Spain.

Nuria earned her doctorate from the Universitat de València in 2023 with the thesis titled Mujeres con imprenta propia: Estudio y catálogo de los primeros talleres tipográficos de Nueva España (1539–1634), supervised by Dr. Marta Haro Cortés. This work represents a significant contribution to the fields of book history and colonial Latin American studies.

She is actively engaged in research but no scientific awards or peer-reviewed articles are listed in the current information. There is no mention of graduate students she may be advising or external research grants she has received.

She is a member of the MEDLIT research group, which focuses on medieval Spanish literature, textual transmission, and didactic approaches to classical texts.