Her research work focuses on the history of identification in Latin America. She holds a Master’s in Historical Research from Universidad de San Andrés, where she is currently a PhD candidate in History. She also has studies in photography (NESOP, U.S.). She has been the recipient of a scholarship from the National Agency for Scientific and Technological Promotion (Argentina) and is currently conducting a comparative study on identification in Argentina and Uruguay under a SEPHIS PhD Fellowship from the International Institute of Social History (Netherlands). On the process of expansion of identification systems, she has published the book, Ladrones conocidos/Sospechosos reservados. Identificación policial en Buenos Aires, 1880-1905 (Prometeo, 2010), and several chapters in contributed volumes.