Catalina Kranner (ORCID) is an adjunct researcher in the URPP Human Reproduction Reloaded │ H2R  at the University of Zurich.

Catalina’s research interests include the unique aspects of reproductive mobilities concerning Argentina, considering reproductive geopolitics and governance, cultural dynamics, and the experiences of both individuals seeking reproductive services and private healthcare providers involved.

Education

• PhD candidate, University of Zurich. Supervision of Prof. Dr. Annuska Derks.
• Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Latina American Studies with a focus on Gender Studies, Freie Universität Berlin (2020-2023)
• Bachelor in Social and Cultural Anthropology, Universidad Nacional de San Martín (2013-2019)

Work and research experience

• Teaching Assistant - Sociocultural Problems III, Chair Dr. Alejandro Grimson, Universidad Nacional de San Martín (2019).
• Teaching Assistant – Introduction to Anthropology, Chair Dr. Gustavo Ludueña, Universidad Nacional de San Martín (2016).
• Researcher Assistant in Research Project PICT 1767-2017, CONICET Argentina and Universidad Nacional de San Martín (2019-2020).
• Academic Coordinator at Circle of Studies "Situated Motherhood(s) and Maternity”, Universidad Nacional de San Martín (2019-2020).
• Organizational and Administrative Coordinator, Regional Headquarters Southern Cone and Brazil Centro Maria Sibylla Merian CALAS, Universidad Nacional de San Martín (2017-2020)
• Organizational and Administrative Coordinator, Doctoral College, Universidad Nacional de San Martín (2017-2020).