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Dolores Martín Moruno is assistant professor within the iEH2’s history program and an associate member of the Institute of Gender Studies. Her work focuses on the history of humanitarianism, the cultural history of war, the history of global health, gender history, the history of emotions and the new history of experiences. She studied the history of science and technology at the l’ÉHESS (Centre Alexandre Koyré, Paris, France) and at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain). Dolores has been visiting fellow at the Universität Wien (Vienna, Austria), the Université Claude Bernard (Lyon, France), the Centre de recherche en histoire des sciences et des techniques (Paris, France), the Bakken Museum of Electricity and Life (Minneapolis, United States), the Centre for the History of Emotions at the Queen Mary AV����Ƶ of London (UK), the New York AV����Ƶ (United States) and at the Centre of Excellence in the History of Experiences (Tampere AV����Ƶ, Finland).

Since 2017, Dolores has led the research team Women-Humanitari@ns. She has been the principal investigator of the SNSF Professorship project , its extensions  and A Polyphonic History of Care: Gender, experiences and humanitarian knowledge(s), as well as the SNSF Agora scientific communication project . Dolores coordinates a network that brings together researchers, NGO representatives and other partners from the world of culture to promote research exchanges at an international level, as well as to disseminate research results through public events such as the exhibition  which was organized with the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum.

RESEARCH

• History of modern warfare
• History of humanitarian aid from the 19th century to the present-day.
• Women’s History / Gender History / History of Care
• History of Sensibilities / History of Emotions / History of Experience
• Visual and Material Culture of Humanitarianism
• Public History

TEACHING

Dolores Martín Moruno teaches courses on the history of humanitarian medicine for the Faculty of Medicine’s “Global Health and Humanitarian Medicine” specialization. She also supervises master’s dissertations in the same research area. Dolores is a member of the  which fosters the academic careers of young female researchers.

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Books

• Martín Moruno, D. 2023. Beyond Compassion: Gender and Humanitarian Action. Cambridge: Cambridge AV����Ƶ Press. (In Press).

Articles

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Book Chapters

• Martín Moruno, D., Physiologies of Love, in Langhamer, C. (ed.) A Cultural History of Love in the Modern Age, London: Bloomsbury (In press).
• Martín Moruno, D., Compasión, in Atlas político de las pasiones, in Gómez Ramos, A. and Velasco Arias, Gonzalo (eds.). Madrid: Editorial Trotta (In press).

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