graduation at História from Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (2008) and master's at História from Universidade Federal de São Paulo (2016). Has experience in History, focusing on History, acting on the following subjects: clero, guerras napoleônicas, assistência em hospitais psiquiátricos, imigração portuguesa and portugal. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This work plan aims to develop a postdoctoral research on the scope of scientific exchange between Brazilian and Portuguese tropicalist doctors during the 1940s and 1970s. More precisely, the time frame of this study begins in 1944, the year in which that João Fraga de Azevedo and Augusto Salazar Leite, physicians linked to the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Lisbon, carried out a study…
This project aims to contribute to the historiographic debate on the medical-scientific relations between Brazil and Portugal under the scope of Tropical Medicine in the early twentieth century. Through consultation with the leading medical journals published in both countries, it is hoped to understand the repercussion in Portugal of Brazilian research on Chagas Disease, simultaneously, …
The city of São Paulo has undergone dizzying urban and industrial growth in the early decades of the twentieth century, attracted by employment opportunities for hundreds of thousands of immigrants, including Portuguese, landed in the country. New customs and claims, as well as tensions in the workplace, were some of the consequences of the impact of growth spurt. In this context, the gov…
This work plan aims to develop post-doctoral research on the scope of scientific exchange between Brazilian and Portuguese tropical doctors during the 1940s and 1970s. More precisely, the time frame of this study begins in 1944, the year in which João Fraga de Azevedo and Augusto Salazar Leite, doctors linked to the Institute of Tropical Medicine of Lisbon, carried out a study mission to …
This project aims to contribute to the historiographic debate on the medical-scientific relations between Brazil and Portugal under the scope of tropical medicine in the early twentieth century. Through consultation with the main medical journals published in both countries, it is hoped to understand the repercussion in Portugal of Brazilian research on Chagas' disease, which was simultan…
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