Juliana D. Reis has a graduation in Biomedical Sciences (2019) and is currently in master’s degree in Medical Statistics at the University of Aveiro (UA, Portugal). On December 9th of 2020, she participated in the II Workshop in Biomathematics. This event was organized by the BIOMATH thematic Line from CIDMA UA, where she present the work entitled " COVID-19's pandemic: a new way of thinking through Linear combinations of proportions”, developed in a Research Grant under the Bio-Mathematical thematic line on CIDMA-UA(2020). Her research interests include the statistical analysis in the areas of public health, epidemiology, clinical trials and medical / scientific writing. In 2019 she organized the X National Days of Biomedical Sciences and is currently a member of the Nucleus of Mathematics Students at the Academic Association of the University of Aveiro (AAUAv), reflecting the notorious impact associativism as in her life.