PhD in History. Professor in the Department of History at the University of Zaragoza. She is a member of the Institute for Heritage and Humanities Research (IPH-UNIZAR), the Spanish Society for Medieval Studies (SEEM), and the International Commission on the Anthropology of Food (ICAF).

Her research work (five six-year periods recognised by the National Agency ANECA) falls within the fields of social history, cultural history, and historical anthropology. Member of the R&D&I projects research team —since 2022: «RENAP—Natural resources and productive activities in the interior spaces of the Crown of Aragon (14th- 16th centuries)» (2022-2025, PID2021-123509NB-I00); «EADIA—Agricultural expansion and industrial development of Aragon in Mediterranean Europe from the 14th to the 16th centuries» (2025-2028, PID2024-155361NB-I00).

Her main books are: Silenced Lives: Medieval Women of Daroca (2024); Medieval Aragonese Wills: Rites and Attitudes towards Death (2002); The city of Daroca at the end of the Middle Ages (1999); Inquisitorial processes in Daroca and its Community (1996).

She has contributed to various collective works and published numerous articles in specialist journals on society, economics and mentalities in medieval Aragon: The creation and management of the pastures of the Community of Daroca (13th-16th centuries) (ALLUE & RODRIGO 2023 https://zaguan.unizar.es/record/166094); Ancient pastures, foreign shepherds and disputed jurisdictions: livestock conflicts at the end of the Middle Ages in the Community of Villages of Daroca (ALLUE & RODRIGO 2019 https://zaguan.unizar.es/record/97258; Domestic spaces and material culture in Aragonese dwellings: a look through written sources (14th-15th centuries) (VILLANUEVA & RODRIGO 2022 https://zaguan.unizar.es/record/165626); Medieval societies facing subsistence crises. Behaviour and food responses in times of scarcity and hunger; (RODRIGO 2013); Men, landscape and natural resources in Aragonese regional legislation (11th-13th centuries) (RODRIGO 2003).