Nayara Aparecida Teles Oliveira

Bachelors and Teaching Degree in Biological Sciences, with experience in Ethology and Experimental Psychology, focusing on animal behavior, development, and social interactions in primates. Former FAPESP Fellow (Technical Training II) at the Laboratory of Ethology, Development and Social Interaction (LEDIS), University of São Paulo (USP), where she conducted research for 24 months on aggression, social dynamics, and sexual development in capuchin monkeys (Sapajus sp.).Holds a Masters degree in Experimental Psychology (USP) and is currently a member of the Behavior, Evolution and Sexuality Lab, studying evolutionary mechanisms of social behavior, development, and aggression. Recipient of two international academic awards: Best Poster Award (2021) from Université Sorbonne, France, and an International Travel Grant for the Animal Behavior Society Meeting, Canada (2024).Also active in science communication, developing outreach projects on behavior, development, and evolution. Fluent in English, with a specialization in Bilingual Education. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)