Master's student in the Graduate Program in History at Unifesp, conducting research on the urbanization of São Paulo, focusing on the use of geotechnologies in historical studies. Member of the Hímaco group (História, Mapas e Computadores) at the Digital Humanities Laboratory of Unifesp (lab.hum), working on the development of the Paulicéia 2.0 project, a platform for the collaborative mapping of the history of São Paulo (1870-1940), as a FAPESP fellow. Also collaborates with the Lesser research team at Emory University and the RemédiosRA project. Currently a fellow at the 2025 NEH Community Deep Mapping Institute (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The history of basic sanitation in the city of São Paulo is marked by issues that date back to the 19th century and persist to the present day. The main objective of the research proposal presented here is to understand the spatial relationships between the development of the water and sewage network and other urban phenomena in the city of São Paulo from 1863 to 1930, using concepts and …
The eScience project, which aims to create a web-based platform for the collaborative mapping of the city of São Paulo between 1870 and 1940, will grant a fellowship to an undergraduate student as a part of his or her introduction to scientific research methods. The eScience project is contributing to the increasing use of geotechnologies within historical research, a trend clearly recogn…
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