I am currently an undergraduate student at the Institute of Biosciences at the University of São Paulo (IB/USP) and a member of the Collectives for Anthropology, Environment, and Biotechnodiversity (CHAMA/USP) and IB Mulheres. My main professional interest lies in the interdisciplinary approach to complex socio-environmental phenomena, with a focus on Biology, Anthropology, Archaeology, and Education. My experience includes working as a FAPESP-funded Scientific Initiation fellow at the Active Vision Laboratory, a CAPES-funded fellow in the Institutional Teaching Initiation Scholarship Program (PIBID/USP) Biology Subproject, and as a teaching assistant for undergraduate courses. Additionally, I served as a student representative on the University Council of USP and the IB Congregation, as well as vice-president and Politics Secretary of the Biology Student Union Paulista Society of Natural History (CABio-SPHN). I have also participated in organizing scientific outreach events and moderating roundtable discussions, activities that have reinforced the importance of interactions between academic and non-academic environments. For contact, I am available via email: mariaguimaraes@usp.br. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The human visual system has a limited processing capacity considering all the information available in the visual world. Thus, attentional shifts are constantly selecting the most significant items for current goals. This selection can be modulated by top-down and bottom-up factors, referred respectively as endogenous (EnA) and exogenous attention (ExA), the first usually associated with …
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