I am a Scientist :)

But started as a Psychologist  (IPUSP) and on the way to be a Statistician (IME), both from São Paulo University (USP). 

In 2006, I finished my Master's in Experimental Psychology (USP) and in 2010 got my PhD in Psychology also inside USP.  Afterward, I went to the Federal University of ABC (Information Engineering - CMCC) for a postdoc. I have also spent some time at the Un of T (University of Toronto) studying Affective Neuroscience. 

Nowadays, I am a researcher in the Psychobiology Department of the Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP) and research collaborator of the Center of Communication and Cognitive Sciences (4C) from ECA-USP.

My current research interests are: 

• Sleep Medicine - How neural connectivity during sleep is affected by breathing disorders, leading to some cognitive impairment? Lots of Stats and Programming \o/

• Cog-Behav aspects of Risk Communication - How mixed quali-quanti methodologies like Eye-Tracker/EMG/ECG are associated with Psychometric measurements and Interview approaches (Q Method and Grounded Theory)? And how to yield new insights into Communication Science based on that? Lots of Methodology, Experimental Design, and Applied Statistics \o/

• How Perception of Causality is developed through reasoning? Some Science Epistemology and lots of Interdisciplinary Psychology here!

• Mobile Technology Use and Infant Development: expectations and Child Development

• Aristotle's 4 causes and their impact on building a better Science. This is the epistemological basis of my way of doing research.

Scientific reasoning is the way to make the world better. And Open Science is the way to promote it! 

Knowledge does not have a field. If you are just into STEM or Humanities or is Biological oriented, you are more biased than should be. These fieldsets are not disjointed. Merge fields are painful but worthwhile!

Thanks for visiting :)