Professor and researcher in Human Movement Sciences, dedicated to the study of Biological Individuality, Exercise Physiology, and Sports Talent Development. Holds postdoctoral training in Spain (Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Universidad Católica de Murcia) and a PhD in Health Sciences (UFRN, Brazil). Co-founder and Scientific Director of Salus – Technology in Biological Individuality, an international research and innovation initiative that applies fingerprint-based neuromotor profiling to evaluate neuromotor potentialities and guide personalized training, athlete physical preparation, and talent orientation. Over the last two decades, has led multidisciplinary projects with sports academies, professional clubs, and academic institutions in Brazil and abroad, validating new methods for exercise prescription, performance optimization, and injury risk protection in elite and youth athletes. Research interests include neuromotor performance, exercise and health, sports science applications of biometric analysis, and the development of predictive models for talent identification and development in sport.