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I have BSc in Computational Physics (2011), a MSc in Sciences (2014) and a PhD in Physics (2018) at the Sao Carlos Institute of Physics of the University of Sao Paulo (IFSC-USP). As an undergraduate student, I carried out on research in the fields of image processing, patter recognition and machine learning (2009-2012). As a graduate student, I became increasingly interested in topics at the forefront of condensed matter physics and quantum information science. Since then, I have been contributing to the development of new numerical methods to explore strongly correlated systems. During my PhD, I visited the University of York (UK) twice (2016 and 2017) through mobility sandwich programs sponsored by Santander and CAPES. In 2028, I was awarded a "Faculty for the Future fellowship for women in STEM", a program sponsored by the Schlumberger Foundation, which financed my first postdoc at the Northeastern University. Later, I worked as a postdoc at the International Center for Theoretical Physics (ICTP-SAIFR), Royal Holloway University of London and Trinity College Dublin. I am currently an assistant professor at the São Carlos Institute of Physics of the University of São Paulo. My research is at the interface between quantum information science, condensed matter physics and quantum computing.