PhD in Romance Literatures and Cultures (specialization in Portuguese Literature) from the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, University of Porto. Her research spans literary studies and linguistics, focusing on the works of an author who significantly influenced the socio-cultural context of 17th and 18th century Portugal. She is the author of the theses “The Living Book: The Myth of the Ideal Library in Rafael Bluteau’s Prosas Portuguezas” (Master’s) and “A Thread of Voice Does Not Break Silence: Rhetoric and Pedagogy of Silence in Rafael Bluteau” (Doctorate). Her published articles include “Utopia and Spirituality in Rafael Bluteau’s Prosas Portuguezas” and “Forgotten Authors and Works: Rafael Bluteau and His Vocabulario.” She is the author of her chapter/entry “A Pilgrim Language: the Portuguese and Latin Vocabulary by Rafael Bluteau” as part of the Global History of Portuguese Literature project, supported by various national and international scientific institutions (published in 2024).