Bachelor's and Master's Degree in Landscape Architecture (ISA-UTL, 2010), PhD in Architecture of Contemporary Metropolitan Territories (ISCTE-IUL, 2023). Integrated Researcher at the Center for Studies on Socioeconomic Change and the Territory (DINAMIA'CET). Extensive research experience in national and international research projects, including in Global South countries. Notable in this context is a research exchange in New Delhi (India, 2015) at the CSSP Research Center (Centre for the Study of Science Policy, Jawaharlal Nehru University), integrated into the European research project “Crossing Boundaries: Knowledge and Technology Transfer and Innovation across borders” (Marie Curie Actions). The PhD research funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), with the theme “Polarization and urban vulnerability. Planning and public policies Peripheries in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area” focused on mapping territorial asymmetries in this territory and identifying social, economic, environmental, or institutional vulnerability associated with them. Since 2022, he has been providing scientific consultancy within the scope of the project “The Non-Voter Time Bomb”, a data journalism project funded by the European Data Journalism Network (EDJNET) and led by DIVERGENTE, which focuses on analyzing the phenomenon of abstention at the European level and its correlation with socioeconomic and demographic dynamics. In this context, he was responsible for designing and coordinating statistical analysis and spatial georeferencing methodologies (Data Science) together with researcher Margarida Perestrelo (DINAMIA’CET). This project was awarded the best work in the Digital Infographic category at the 2024 Cyberjournalism Awards (OBCIBER). Between October 2023 and January 2025, he joined as a Post-Doc researcher the project “CARE (4) HOUSING. Caring for housing – An approach to housing precariousness in Portugal through care by design” (DINAMIA´CET/ ISCTE-IUL), having participated in the construction, treatment, and analysis of surveys conducted in precarious neighborhoods as well as in the feasibility study for the implementation of the first Community Land Trust in Portugal. The author's various publications and work (scientific articles, newspaper articles, communications, papers, book, chapters, ) cover a broad range of research topics related to: socioeconomic and territorial dynamics; sustainability and scenario development; stakeholder engagement; interdisciplinary research; geographical inequalities and vulnerability, poverty urbanization, public policies and planning instruments, vote behavior and critical cartographies.