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Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP). Campus Baixada Santista. Instituto do Mar (IMar) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
I have a bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences with an emphasis in Marine Biology (2011) and Coastal Management (2012) at the São Paulo State University (UNESP - IB/CLP). In 2015, I obtained a master's degree in Evolution and Biodiversity at the Federal University of ABC (UFABC/CCNH), the same institution where I later obtained a doctorate's degree (2021). During my doctorate, between 2019 and 2020, I did a research internship abroad at the School of Ocean Sciences of Bangor University (Menai Bridge, Wales, UK). My main research interests are marine ecology, urban ecology, biological oceanography, and, more importantly, the overlap among such knowledge areas. Thus, I have been developing scientific projects on topics related to benthic-pelagic coupling, trophic interactions, macroecology, scales of spatial variation, and human impacts. Through my research activities, and volunteering on multiple other projects, I have worked directly with laboratory and field experimentation, sampling, processing, and analysis of ecological data from several coastal habitats. In addition to my consolidated experience in experimental design and fieldwork, I developed advanced knowledge in the R programming language, including data manipulation, treatment and analyses, image production, and application of machine learning algorithms. I also have experience in multivariate statistics. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Marine litter visually expresses a variety of overlapping conflicts incident in the coastal zone. The project Artisanal Fisheries and Marine Socioenvironmental Conflicts (OceanPact/FAPESP) identified, in a participatory process, widespread marine pollution and large development projects as the main conflicts on the São Paulo coast. It is within the port regions, global maritime transport …
The strength of ecological interactions among species is of fundamental importance in determining community dynamics and the functioning of ecosystems. In marine systems environmental mediation of the strength of ecological interactions can be driven by thermal stress, wave action, upwelling, ocean currents and other factors that may operate through effects at the population level or in d…
Environmental and biotic factors are fundamental in structuring patterns and dynamics of biological communities in natural habitats, which have been strongly modified by human action. Studies highlight impacts of shading on autotrophs and animal community in different ecosystems. In particular, such investigations focus on coastal environments, due to the excessive and increasing occupati…
The study of ecological processes at different spatial scales has been a topic widely discussed in ecology recently. Particularly in coastal environments, bottom-up and top-down control on communities are well known, while landscape approach is an emerging subject. This project will test the hypothesis that ecological processes are influenced by natural habitat fragmentation, reflecting o…
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Trophic interactions are fundamental in the regulation of ecological communities. While research has made significant advances in elucidating the relationship between natural environmental variation and biotic interactions, the effects of anthropogenic stressors on these ecological processes is relatively under-studied. This is an important requirement in a world under extensive and growi…
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