Filipa Crespo Osorio's professional experience started after the graduation in Architecture (2006, DARQ-FCTUC). In the first 6 years the focus was on professional practice, first in Barcelona and then in Lisbon, where the academic experience, gained during the degree, was complemented with practical experience. In 2012 she returned to the academia and attended the Advanced Studies Course in Digital Architecture (CEAAD) at ISCTE and FAUP. This was the starting point for the development of the PhD at ISTAR-Iscte - Information Sciences, Technologies and Architecture Research Centre with the guidance of Professors Alexandra Paio (Architecture) and Sancho Oliveira (Informatics and Technologies). In 2014 she started the PhD research on rigid folding origami surfaces applied to kinetic architecture with a scholarship from the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), which she has finished in May 2020 with honours. During the PhD research, she co-organized and taught in two international academic events (INPLAY 2016 and KINESISTEM 2017) at ISCTE-Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, which brought together top researchers in origami architecture (INPLAY2016) and nature-based architecture (KINESISTEM 2017)). These events included a call for papers, 2 days of conferences and 10 days of Summer Schools that ended with prototype construction through Digital Fabrication, these events allowed students to collect 6 ECTS. Since then she has taught in 10 other workshops and summer schools directly related to the her research for academic and non-academic audiences, being the most relevant the two summer schools in 2015 and 2017 in Rome at Universitá La Sapienza, in 2018 the “7th International Meeting on Origami in Science, Mathematics, and Education” in Oxford and, more recently, the WOWO - Wood Origami Workshop, in October 2024. She has written 13 papers in indexed and non-indexed journals, at international conferences and was co-editor of two conference books. Since 2020 she has been part of the scientific committee of academic events related to digital architecture and technologies (namely Sigradi, eCAADe, CAAD Futures), was invited to review an article in a specialized journal and started tutoring the 1st year PhD students at ISCTE-IUL through the “Thesis Development Seminars”. She is now an integrated researcher at ISTAR-IUL - Information Sciences, Technology and Architecture Research Center, maintains the professional practice at LinhaAlterada, Lda and teaches software at LSD – Lisbon School of Design. In her curriculum Ciência Vitae the most frequent terms in the context of scientific, technological and artistic-cultural output are: Origami geometry; Kinetic architecture; Rigid origami surfaces; Parametric design; Pantographic systems; Digital fabrication; Workflow; Deployable Structures; Grasshopper for Rhinoceros definitions; Architectural simulation; Folding surfaces; Kinetic surfaces.