She holds a degree in Biological Sciences from UNESP Rio Claro and a postgraduate degree in Environmental Management from Universidade Cruzeiro do Sul. She was an intern and scholarship holder in the "Tetrápodes Project", funded by PETROBRAS at the Center for Environmental Studies - CEA UNESP Rio Claro during her undergraduate studies and later, she was a FAPESP scholarship holder at the Entomology Laboratory, with an emphasis on studies of the sanitary and epidemiological areas of arboviruses transmitted by arthropods (Culicids) at the UNESP campus in Rio Claro. She currently works as a consultant and environmental analyst in fauna monitoring projects (birds and mammals). She is currently an environmental consultant working throughout Brazil, mainly in the State of São Paulo. She has worked for several licensing and environmental studies agencies, including: Studies and rescue of fauna for the implementation of power transmission lines; widening of highways and hydroelectric power plants. In addition, she also has a Bachelor's Degree in Aesthetics from the Hermínio Ometto Foundation - Uniararas (2015), with a full Prouni scholarship. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Viruses that rely on hematophagous arthropods as vectors to reach their vertebrate hosts are known as arboviruses (arthropod - borne viruses). In terms of public health, many arboviruses have been noted in recent years with a significant number of human cases (such as dengue, zika, chikungunya, and yellow fever) and generally involve culicid species as vectors. Although many studies have …
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