About me

I am fascinated by the dynamics of affect and cognition and, also, by the brain’s role in it. My academic experience has shown me time and again that our best chance of advancing the understanding of these complex questions is with scientific rigor and interdisciplinary efforts. Likewise, I believe it is essential to be aware of Psychology and Neuroscience’s place as historically situated human endeavors. Thus, my aim is to join technical excellence and critical attitude in research.

I investigated the neural correlates of time perception at UFABC’s Timing Lab in my PhD. Currently, I am a post-doc at the Social and Cognitive Neuroscience Lab at the Mackenzie Presbyterian University, where I study associations between affect and moral judgement. I also study emotion discrimination in collaboration with UFABC’s Developmental, Affective, and Social Neuroscience Lab.

Interested in collaborating? Get in touch at the end of the page!