Bruno Ministro is a Junior Researcher at the Institute for Comparative Literature, University of Porto, Portugal. He has received a PhD in Materialities of Literature (2020) from the University of Coimbra. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Modern Language from the same institution (2011) and a Master's Degree in Text Editing and Publishing Studies (2015) from NOVA University of Lisbon. Bruno has participated in several research projects in the Digital Humanities and Literary Studies. He has a long-standing interest in computational methods and theories for literary research. Currently, he is the Principal Investigator of the research project "To See the Tree and the Forest. Reading the Poetry of António Ramos Rosa from a Distance" (FCT 2022.08122.PTDC), a Digital Environmental Humanities exploratory project that brings together speculative computation and ecocriticism. He is also a coeditor of the Digital Archive of Portuguese Experimental Literature (U. Fernando Pessoa, Porto) and a member of MATLIT LAB - Humanities Laboratory. In addition, he is a collaborator of the Digital Mediation and Materialities of Literature research group at the Centre for Portuguese Literature (U. Coimbra). He currently integrates the research team of the project "POEPOLIT - Contemporary Poetry and Politics: Social Conflicts and Poetic Dialogisms" (U. Vigo, Galicia - Spain). His research sits at the intersection of literary studies, media studies and cultural studies, with an emphasis on intermediality and comparative media. His primary goal has always been to develop a comprehensive and interdisciplinary understanding of how literary art forms engage with material and technological aspects of media. He is interested in examining what this reveals about the social dimensions of writing and reading across different media and at different times. He is also broadly interested in the postdigital, the posthuman, the posthumanities and other posteriorities at both ends of non-linear spacetime geometries. ............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Bruno Ministro é investigador júnior no Instituto de Literatura Comparada Margarida Losa da Universidade do Porto. É doutorado em Materialidades da Literatura (2020) pela Universidade de Coimbra, mestre em Edição de Texto pela Universidade Nova de Lisboa (2015) e e licenciado em Línguas Modernas também pela FLUC (2011). É atualmente Investigador Responsável do projeto de investigação "Ver a Árvore e a Floresta. Ler a Poesia de António Ramos Rosa a Distância" (FCT 2022.08122.PTDC). É também coeditor do Arquivo Digital da PO.EX (U. Fernando Pessoa) e colaborador do MATLIT LAB (U. Coimbra). Além do seu trabalho no âmbito das Humanidades Digitais e Comunicação de Ciência, a sua investigação atual encontra-se dedicada às poéticas e políticas das intermedialidades, num campo de intersecção entre as áreas dos estudos literários, a teoria dos meios e os estudos culturais.