
Biography
I studied Biological Sciences at the State University of Northern Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, graduating in 2017, and completed my Master's degree at the same institution in 2019.
I completed my PhD at the Federal University of São Paulo, Brazil, in 2024, focusing on the development of 3D bioprinted models of neural tissue. During my PhD, I undertook a one-year visiting student placement at the University of Oxford, where I also held a postdoctoral position for one year, until 2025. In January 2026, I joined the Lieberam and Burrone groups as a Postdoctoral Research Associate to investigate the role of specific mutations in the pathology of bipolar disorder, using co-cultures of excitatory and inhibitory neurons derived from human induced pluripotent stem cells.
Research

Lieberam Lab
The focus of the research has been the question how stem cell technology can be harnessed to understand the function and dysfunction of neural circuits that control motor behaviour
Research

Lieberam Lab
The focus of the research has been the question how stem cell technology can be harnessed to understand the function and dysfunction of neural circuits that control motor behaviour