Sarah Maggioli is a PhD fellow and early-stage researcher in the area of work psychology at the Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences at the University of Porto; she is currently employed as a research trainee in the project "OPERATOR: Digital Transformation in Industry with a Focus on the Operator 4.0", which is financed by FCT and MIT Portugal. Having concluded her Master's degree in Social, Organizational and Work Psychology in this same institution in 2020, her interests are mainly focused on the impact of work on mental health, the analysis of work configurations in the context of technological transformation (namely, Industry 4.0), gender and work, and public policy.
Faculty of Psychology and Education Sciences, University of Porto
Porto, Portugal
Work Psychology
3rd prize
EUGLOH
3rd prize in the presentation of an e-poster entitled "Antidepressant and benzodiazepine consumption in health professionals: Can work be affecting their mental health?" at the international EUGLOH Annual Student Research Conference 2020 under the category "Ageing and dementia as a global health challenge"
Best Paper Award
Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics and the Affiliated Conferences 2022
Best Paper Award for the Paper "More than a machine at work: Exploring the impacts of technological change on mental health", in the category "Social and Occupational Ergonomics" at AHFE 2022