I am Professor of Classics and Medieval Iberian Cultures and Literatures at the University of Lisbon (2023). My academic journey spans two main areas: a) research in medieval Iberian Latin historiography, focusing on text circulation, reading, and rewriting; and b) academic leadership in the Center and Department of Lisbon. I am a cross-field researcher: after graduating in History (1996), I prepared my Ph.D. in Classics and the Classical Tradition (2006), under M.C. Díaz y Díaz (U. Santiago de Compostela) and A.A. Nascimento (U. Lisbon). I focused on Late Antique and Visigothic Historiography, namely on Isidore of Seville’s Historiae. My current research still stems from my interest in Isidore’s work and on the circulation of manuscripts transmitting Iberian historiograhic texts. In recent years, my research has focused on identifying and studying Iberian historiographic manuscripts up to the 12th-13th centuries, alongside exploring the historiography of the Portuguese territory before Afonso Henriques. Associated themes include the critical edition of Isidore's Historiae by Brepols (under contract), the influence of Isidore's work on Iberian historiography, and the originis of Portuguese historiography. I have edited four books, published around 60 papers in journals and book chapters, and actively participated in various editorial projects. Since 2017, I am the Head of the Center for Classical Studies (CEC) in Lisbon. I have also contributed to several interdepartmental postgraduate programs, directing the Programs in Documentation and Information Sciences (2014-2023), and in Culture and Communication (2016-2021). I was the Director of the BA in Classics (2014-2024), and I have been the Lisbon-co-coordinator of the Erasmus Mundus Master's in European Literary Cultures (=CLE) since 2020 (https://cle.unibo.it/). I also held a visiting position as Senior Researcher at the Casa de Velázquez-Madrid (2016). I am also a member of S.I.S.M.E.L., in Florence, since 2015.