Bruno Zambianchi Rey

Master's candidate in Human Geography at the University of São Paulo (PPGH/FFLCH/USP) (2023-), with a scholarship funded by.the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP) (process 2023/00451-4). Their research project explores the separation between the Old and New World in medieval-Renaissance contexts, through a genealogy of early modern maps and geographic images. Has a Bachelor's and a Licensee degree in Geography from the University of São Paulo (USP) (2016-2021), with a final monography in Cartography. Has an undergraduate research in Human Geography (2017-2019), done with funding from the University of São Paulo (PIBIC/USP) (2018-2019). Was part of the management of the Center for Geographic Studies (CEGE) of the Department of Geography at the University of São Paulo (DG/FFLCH/USP) (2016-2018). Interested in the theoretical-methodological renewal of Cartography in Geography, map-space-society relations and the epistemology of Western cartography. Has experience in the area of Human Geography, with an emphasis on Historical Cartography, Theoretical Cartography and Historical Geography. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)