Biologist and diver. Currently a master's student and FAPESP (São Paulo Research Foundation) fellow in the Graduate Program in Marine Science and Technology at the Institute of the Sea, Federal University of São Paulo. Member of the Laboratory of Applied Physics, Materials, and Environment (LaFAMA-UNIFESP), where she conducts research on freshwater chelonians using nuclear physics methodologies to detect heavy metal concentrations resulting from environmental disasters. Previously, she was an undergraduate research student and PIBIC/CNPq fellow at the Laboratory of Human Evolutionary Studies at the Institute of Biosciences, University of São Paulo (LEEH-IB-USP), where she conducted research in taphonomy, zooarchaeology, and zoology, focusing on the herpetofauna of archaeological and paleontological sites. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Monitoring aquatic environments has become increasingly necessary for assessing changes in concentrations of chemical elements in the water, which can impact biodiversity as a whole. The issue of environmental contamination by industrial waste is recurrent, with the main factors being the rupture of dams containing highly toxic mineral residues harmful to human and animal health. Therefor…
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