Visiting Assistant Professor in the History Department of the Institute of Social Sciences of the University of Minho (ICS/UM) since September 2020. He was a visiting assistant professor in the Department of History and Political and International Studies at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto. He teaches in the areas of contemporary political history, contemporary history of Portugal, history of the present time, research methodologies and material and immaterial cultural heritage. He also collaborates with the Master's programme in History at ICS/UM, supervising students in the Project Seminar course. As part of his collaboration with the ICS, he has around a dozen scientific projects underway related to his research areas. He has been a member of the Transdisciplinary Research Centre "Culture, Space and Memory" (CITCEM) since 2015. Since 2020, he has been an integrated researcher in this R&D unit, as part of the research group Transaction Values/Values in Transition. In the context of his participation in the Centre's activities, he has already taken part in the organisation of two international congresses, in particular the International Congress Neo-fascism and Radical Right: from the Post-War Period to the 21st Century. He did all his training at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto, where, in 2014, he completed his BA in History; in 2016, his MA in Contemporary History; and, in 2020, his PhD in History. His Master's thesis centred on the birth, ideas, publications and evolution of the Portuguese environmental movement between 1974 and 1985. The dissertation was published in 2018 by CITCEM and Edições Afrontamento. His academic performance in the Master's year was honoured with an academic merit scholarship awarded by the Directorate-General for Higher Education. His doctoral thesis was funded by a grant from the Foundation for Science and Technology and centred on the study of ideas, narratives, worldviews and representations of the Portuguese radical right in the first decade of Portuguese democracy (1974-1985). As with his master's degree, he favoured an approach to the object of study centred on the history of ideas and cultural history. In 2021, his thesis received a mention of honour in the Victor de Sá Contemporary History Prize. His main lines of research centre on the study of the radical right, fascism, neo-fascism and post-fascism in their ideological, discursive and programmatic dimensions. He also researches neoliberalism and austerity as forms of political, economic, cultural and moral government. He is particularly interested in the study of the press and its centrality and participation in political-ideological discussions, as well as issues related to poverty, marginalisation, inequality and socio-spatial segregation. More recently, he has approached colonial and post-colonial history, namely the ideological genealogy of African liberation movements and photography as an instrument of colonial domination. All his work is based on transdisciplinarity, mobilising contributions, concepts and methods from history, sociology, philosophy, communication sciences and political science - an indispensable approach to any reflection on the history of ideas and culture.