About

As a journalist, my main areas of focus are Earth & physical sciences -- especially climate change. I also love to think of what brings science, gender issues, and social/human development together.

My coverage focuses on Brazilian and Latin American science and technology for international audiences. I am a freelance correspondent for Nature and Eos magazines in Brazil and my work has been published by several other channels, including Revista piauí, Mongabay, Scientific American, and Science. In 2022, I co-authored a piece about Brazil's National Museum for The New York Times. Besides science writing and editing, I am experienced in social media content creation and management, and scriptwriting.

I earned a master's degree in Science Communication from the State University of Campinas (Unicamp) - the third best university in Latin America according to the QS World University Rankings 2024 - and, as a PhD researcher, I have studied climate change disinformation there.

I'm also an alumna of the Oxford Climate Journalism Network, a program of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford.