Over the last 30 years, I was able to perform studies on the main medically important arboviruses impacting human health, while affiliated to a Regional Reference Laboratory (Oswaldo Cruz Foundation/FIOCRUZ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) and National Reference Laboratory for Arboviruses (Pará, Brazil). Currently, as a Public Health Senior Technologist at the Virus-Host Interactions Laboratory, FIOCRUZ with a One Health perspective, I’m committed on developing transdisciplinary research for the investigation of circulating and potentially emerging arboviruses at the animal- human interface that may impact the public health due to outbreaks and epidemics. My primary research activities are related to arboviruses’ surveillance based on laboratorial diagnosis, clinical, immunology, epidemiology, molecular epidemiology and vector-host interactions studies, particularly on Dengue, Zika, Yellow fever, Chikungunya, Mayaro and Oropouche viruses, as PI or co-investigator on several funded grants. My transdisciplinary collaborations have expanded not only for the arboviruses’ surveillance and diagnostics, but for pathogenesis, use of mouse models, vector-arbovirus surveillance and interactions, encompassing host-animal-vector triad studies, crucial for understanding the transmission dynamics of the diseases.
Institute Oswaldo Cruz - FioCruz
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Alexandre Peixoto’s Thesis Award 2024
FIOOCRUZ
The Annual Alexandre Peixoto Thesis Award' was created by the Oswaldo Cruz Institute (IOC/Fiocruz) to annually recognize the best theses developed by doctoral students in the IOC's Stricto sensu Postgraduate Programs.
Alexandre Peixoto’s Thesis Award 2023
FIOCRUZ
The Annual Alexandre Peixoto Thesis Award' was created by the Oswaldo Cruz Institute (IOC/Fiocruz) to annually recognize the best theses developed by doctoral students in the IOC's Stricto sensu Postgraduate Programs.
Alexandre Peixoto’s Thesis Award 2019
FIOCRUZ
The Annual Alexandre Peixoto Thesis Award' was created by the Oswaldo Cruz Institute (IOC/Fiocruz) to annually recognize the best theses developed by doctoral students in the IOC's Stricto sensu Postgraduate Programs.
Alexandre Peixoto’s Thesis Award 2015
FIOCRUZ
The Annual Alexandre Peixoto Thesis Award' was created by the Oswaldo Cruz Institute (IOC/Fiocruz) to annually recognize the best theses developed by doctoral students in the IOC's Stricto sensu Postgraduate Programs.
CAPES Thesis Award – 2019
CAPES
The CAPES Thesis Award recognizes the best doctoral theses defended in Brazilian postgraduate programs based on the following criteria: originality, relevance to scientific, technological, cultural, social, and innovation development, and the value added by the educational system to the candidate. Established in 2005 and first awarded in 2006, it covers all knowledge areas represented in stricto sensu postgraduate evaluation. One goal is to increase visibility for positive actions promoted by CA
CAPES-Interfarma Award – 2015
CAPES
The CAPES-Interfarma Award is an initiative designed to recognize the best doctoral theses in the area of Innovation and Research, offering winners a prize, in addition to a trophy and award certificate.
Science, Technology and Innovation Incentive Award -2014
Ministry of Health
The Science, Technology and Innovation Incentive Award for the Brazilian unified health system (SUS) is a recognition from the Ministry of Health to researchers who develop projects for the SUS. The award aims to encourage the incorporation of scientific innovations into the health system.
Science, Technology and Innovation Incentive Award - 2007
Ministry of Health
The Science, Technology and Innovation Incentive Award for the Brazilian unified health system (SUS) is a recognition from the Ministry of Health to researchers who develop projects for the SUS. The award aims to encourage the incorporation of scientific innovations into the health system.