I am a Professor and researcher specializing in Sustainable Energy Systems, Building Physics, IEQ, and Energy Efficiency. I hold a PhD in Energy for Sustainability from the University of Coimbra, Portugal, where I am affiliated with ADAI, Department of Mechanical Engineering. My research focuses on thermal comfort, indoor air quality, aerosol dynamics, airborne particle transport and deposition, pollutant dispersion, natural and mechanical ventilation, and HVAC system performance. My scientific work integrates experimental investigations, field measurements, numerical modeling, and quantitative environmental assessments, with applications in healthcare facilities, educational buildings, residential environments, and transportation systems. My broader research interests include renewable energy integration, urban air pollution, sustainable buildings, climate resilience, and sustainable energy transitions. I am particularly interested in interdisciplinary approaches combining building physics, CFD, environmental monitoring, and data-driven modeling to improve environmental quality, occupant comfort, and energy efficiency. My academic activities encompass university teaching, scientific research, and international collaboration. My overarching objective is to advance evidence-based solutions for healthier indoor environments, energy-efficient buildings, and sustainable cities.