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Areas of interest: New Spanish painting, ground layers in historical paintings, instrumental analysis in the study of cultural heritage and in informing treatment decisions and sustainable cleaning methods. 

Eunice Peralta graduated in 2019 with a bachelor’s degree in Restoration of Cultural Property from the Western School of Conservation and Restoration (ECRO) in Mexico. Her experience focuses on historical and archaeological heritage and includes leading a conservation laboratory for the Tren Maya archaeological salvage project, coordinating the conservation area of the PROMEZA Kob’a project in Cobá, Quintana Roo, and collaborating on the restoration of graphic work by José Clemente Orozco at the Cabañas Cultural Institute. In 2025, she worked as an academic technician at the Laboratory for the Analysis and Diagnosis of Heritage (LADIPA) at Michoacan’s College (COLMICH) in Mexico. Her thesis on the elemental chemical analysis of New Spanish painting ground layers was awarded an honourable mention.