Neuroscientist with a background in Biological Sciences (UFRGS), a master’s in Psychobiology (UFRN), and a PhD in Morphological Sciences (UFRJ/IDOR). He investigates the neural and evolutionary bases of human social behavior, focusing on complex emotions, cooperation, and self-transcendence experiences. He is part of the Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroinformatics group at Instituto D’Or, where he combines experimental methods, psychophysiology, and modeling to explore the relationship between brain, subjective experience, and social life. An advocate of open, rigorous, and transdisciplinary science, he seeks to bring different fields together to understand the complexity of human nature.
