Researcher at Labjor, Nudecri, Unicamp. From 2011 to 2018 she was a professor at the Cultural Anthropology Department, in the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (IFCS/UFRJ). Graduated at Social Sciences (2001), with a master's (2003) and PhD (2009) degree in Social Anthropology from Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Unicamp). Post-doctorate at Social Medicine Institute (UERJ, 2010) and Scientific and Technological Politics (Unicamp, 2017). She researches thematics related to body, gender and technosciences. She coordinates Labirinto, Laboratory of socioanthropological studies about life technologies, and coproduces Mundareu, a podcast about Anthropology. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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During the researcher's visit, a series of working sessions will be held with the team from the project "A world of stories: feminist anthropology of science and technology in Latin America", with students from UNICAMP's postgraduate program in Social Sciences, researchers from the group "Modes of knowledge and their expressions: Experiences and Trajectories", as well as with textile acti…
The expertise of the Social Sciences has been challenged in new ways. And its communication strategies, and experimentations with other languages, inter/transmedialities, as a practice and as a motto for reflection, can also contribute to face these new challenges. This project is dedicated to a double movement of experimenting with the sound language, through the Mundaréu podcast, and to…
This research's general objective is to think about different agencies of body fluids and substances, especially menstrual blood. Departing from a discussion about the ways bodies and narratives are present in the universe of contemporary technosciences, this research asks about the engagements, the "multiple ontologies" of menstrual blood. This project focuses specifically on the use of …
With scientific communication as a politically situated approach and seeking public communication in anthropology, the Mundaréu podcast was created in 2019. It is coordinated by professors Daniela Manica and Soraya Fleischer, in a partnership between Unicamp and UnB. The aim of this journalistic proposal is to develop multimodal science journalism and science communication actions by prod…
The project under consideration proposes scientific dissemination actions to strengthen and coordinate the recovery of the institutional memory of the Brazilian Association of Social Studies of Science and Technology (ESOCITE.BR) through its various digital platforms. With this project, ESOCITE.BR aims to update its digital communication channels (website, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter…
The subject of this research proposal is the Feminist Anthropology of Science and Technology Network (RAFeCT), created in 2023 and in its first phase of articulation. The network was created within the framework of the research project "A world of stories: feminist anthropology of science and technology in Latin America" (FAPESP, 2022/05943-0), which constitutes the current activities of …
In the year 2022, the Journal Saúde e Sociedade, a quarterly open-access scientific publication affiliated with the Faculdade de Saúde Pública (FSP) da Universidade de São Paulo (USP), marked its three decades of existence. Recognizing the journal's substantial contributions within the domains of public and collective health, this project proposes the execution of actions of scientific di…
In 2019 and 2020, through my scientific initiation project PIBIC-SAE called "Scientific dissemination and cell therapy: a focus on the narratives about mesenchymal cells and menstrual blood", I investigated the scientific dissemination of works on cell therapy and on the use of menstrual blood in scientific research and in biomedical procedures such as cell therapy. Based on this work, I …
The cure of HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is a theme crossed by multiple agents, knowledge, practices, institutions, discourses, imaginaries and affects. In four decades of the HIV/AIDS epidemic, it was effectively achieved in only two cases, in Berlin and London patients, after experimental procedures involving stem cell transplants. More recently, the administration of a therapeuti…
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The project unfolds from the desire to produce social sciences that are attentive to mutual dialogues, committed to "telling other stories", involved with their public vocality, and inventing creative, critical and experimental formats and methodologies. The aim is to explore multimodality as a research methodology, and the different possibilities of producing affections and interventions…
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