Currently a fixed-term researcher and teacher at the Coimbra University, my profile as an editor, translator, and critic of Greek poetry consolidated mostly in Portugal (Coimbra University) and Spain (UCM), supported by other short terms abroad (New York, Brazil, and Argentina). While my research line started by focusing in Greek poetry in general, my postdoctoral research on the Greek Anthology (2013-2018) led me to focalize my research line within Greek textual criticism and Byzantine poetry. More recently, in the context of a postdoctoral contract at the UCM (September 2018 to January 2019), I worked in the restoring, textual identification and digital edition of the BH MSS UCM 22. It was extremely important to consolidate a series of skills related to palaeography and textual criticism, essential to the forthcoming of my career, as it led me to the study of the manuscript sources of some Aldine editions, the result of which was a paper recently published: “A new manuscript of the Septuagint and the two first editions of the Greek Bible”. Greek, Roman, and Byzantine Studies 60.4 (2020) 718-744. My research career developed within the context of international projects, mostly after but also before my PhD (2012) in Greek literature, on Bacchylides' epinician odes. I was an active part of several international projects, in Portugal and Spain, which allowed me to present the results of my research in periodicals and worldwide conferences, while always independently developing my research. While still PhD student, I published several books and papers, mostly translations of Greek authors, besides some papers on Greek archaic poetry. Apart from publications, presentation of papers gave access to a scientific network of research and contacts.