Ana Aliende Urtasun
Public University of Navarra
Ana Aliende Urtasun is a lecturer in Processes of Change at the Public University of Navarra/Nafarroako Unibertsitate Publikoa. She co-directs the “Escuela de Vida” project at the same university, in collaboration with the Lenaerts Centre, where she holds the position of treasurer. Since 1997 she has been participating in an interdisciplinary doctorate programme of the UPV/EHU, teaching in several Latin American countries. Her scientific interest focuses on two lines: i) Science, Technology, gender and society; ii) Compassion, sustainability and care.
Her publications include Nuclear Fission Technology in Spain: History and Social Concerns (2017) in Public Undertanding of Science (Sage Publications LTD); The Narrative of a Line of Research from a Feminist Perspective: Fiber Optic Sensors and Actor-Network Theory (ANT) (2022) in Social Sciences. 2022; 11(8):323; Caring in compassionate communities: grief and death in the creation of collaborative links in (2022) in La sociedad colaborativa, los impactos de la acción colectiva en la sociedad contemporánea, Aliende Urtasun, A, Castelló Cogollos, R. and Llopis Goig, R. (eds). Madrid: Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas, 2022 (Academia; 50) (41-66).
