Degree and a master's degree in Archaeology and a postgraduate degree in nautical and underwater archaeology. Director of nautical and subaquatic archaeology for the project “Campo das Cebolas. Lisbon Urban Rehabilitation Project''. Researcher assistant at CHAM - Center for Humanities at FCSH-UNL. PhD candidate in History - Environmental History, about tuna fishing in the Algarve in the Modern Period. She is an associated researcher at the ERC Sinergy Project “4Oceans project. A Human History of Marine Life c.100 BCE to c.1860 CE”, an ERC Synergy Grant”, held by FCSH-UNL. She is also a team member of UNESCO Chair “The Ocean’s Cultural Heritage”. For more than ten years, he has been developing projects in the Algarve related to the local maritime heritage, especially with fishing communities. In 2014, she created the "Octopus Route" in the village of Santa Luzia and the "Tuna Route" in Praia do Barril. She is a founding member and president of Lais de Guia - Cultural Association of Maritime Heritage.