Undergraduate student in Biological Sciences at the University of São Paulo. Researching on the impacts of climate change on the reproductive physiology of stingless bees, with a foucous on males, through thermographic analysis of drone congregations during heat waves and heat stroke experiments that test gametic viability under stress conditions. Undergraduate Reasearch Project at the Laboratory of Environmental Physiology of Bees (FIS-A-BEE), Department of Physiology, Institute of Biosciences, USP. Active member of CAMBIO, "Comissão Ambiental da Biologia" /Biology Environmental Commission, a university extension of the USP Biosciences Institute focused on environmental education and sustainability, where she develops scientific dissemination events and projects, such as "Semana do Meio Ambiente"/Environment Week - IB USP 2023. Active member of NIC "Nucleo de ilustração científica", organization focused on scientific illustration, linked to the USP Biosciences Institute. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In Brazil, an increase in both intensity and frequency of extreme weather events, such as heat waves, is expected for the coming decades. Such alterations of the climate are one of the main current threats to the reproductive success of organisms. Due to the high sensitivity of sperm cells to increases in temperature, even small variations in temperature can have a strong negative impact …
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