Throughout my diverse academic and professional journey, spanning biology, philosophy, and the history of science, as well as involvement in cultural projects, R&D management, and recent research into comparative evaluation practices in R&D, I've cultivated specialized skills and a holistic understanding of various evaluation models and their impacts. This includes recognizing the diverse administrative and technical needs, as well as the varied responses based on disciplinary, geographical, and institutional diversity. During my time at the Institute of Contemporary History of NOVA FCSH, a globally-oriented R&D unit, I gained valuable experience overseeing research projects, managing multiple tasks simultaneously, supporting international teams, and coordinating with various stakeholders. As executive coordinator I was deeply involved in designing and implementing procedures for more integrated monitoring of R&D activities, such as tracking research team results, securing funding, and facilitating collaboration between research groups. My roles within the Research Support and Planning and Quality divisions of NOVA FCSH provided further opportunities to develop skills in scientific activity monitoring, impact assessment, career promotion, and management of research information. This included contributing to the design and implementation of tools for analyzing scientific activity and promoting institutional objectives. Since 2023, I've been part of the management and communication team at the Associated Laboratory IN2PAST, where I continue to focus on fostering connections with society and shaping public policies.