I am a researcher in Portuguese Early Modern Literature with a PhD thesis (FLUC-University of Coimbra, 2021) that focused on poetry and poetics in between Baroque and Enlightenment: Consonant voices, Dissonant voices, Francisco de Pina e Melo and the Literary Culture of the 18th century: authorial subject, polemic and poetics. I have published several articles and book chapters on this subject, of which “In between two centuries: towards a historical approach of the Portuguese poetry between the Baroque and the Enlightenment” (2019) and “Mockery around the Fábula de Polifemo y Galatea in a Portuguese Baroque Poetry anthology” (2024) are among the most significant. I am also the editor of Bernardim Ribeiro's História de Menina e Moça (2015, INCM) and a collaborator in the Project Mapping Voltaire in Portugal and in Portuguese Literature (18th-21st centuries) (Marta Anacleto, coord., CLP-UC), where I am following up with my research on the reception of French literature and literary criticism in Portuguese Enlightenment. I have moreover developed research and published in the fields of Narratology (“Frei Dinis”, Dicionário Figuras da Ficção, Carlos Reis, coord.) and Island Studies. Being a collaborator in the Complete Work of Padre António Vieira (2012-2014), I served in IECCPMA and collaborated with the CEG-Uab in the edition of the complete works of Marquês de Pombal (Pombalia Project, José Eduardo Franco, coord.) (2019-2014), doing also other book and journal editing and reviewing for both institutions. At present (since September 2024), I am working in a project that aims to edit a corpus of the existing Madeiran Island epic poems.