At the Laboratório de Ecologia e Funcionamento de Comunidades - UFG, I develop research on primate social behavior, acoustic communication, and ecology. I conduct behavioral experiments with free-ranging primates and collect and analyze ecological data.
My master's research examined how ecological contexts and social factors shape the vocal repertoire of Sapajus libidinosus. The work was published in the International Journal of Primatology, and I’m now developing a doctoral thesis on the evolution, complexity, and function of primate acoustic communication.
I’ve also created educational materials about local fauna and conservation, including the published e-book Perguntar para conhecer: macaco-prego-amarelo. My research work includes bioacoustic analysis, scientific writing, and co-supervising undergraduate students.
