She holds a  bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences from PUC-Campinas (2004) and Ph.D. in Molecular Biology from UNICAMP (2011). She currently works as a microscopist at INFABIC (National Institute of Science and Technology for Photonics Applied to Cell Biology), UNICAMP. Her expertise includes Molecular Biology and Biophotonics, working mainly with microarray, myelodysplastic syndrome, CD34+ cells, intronic RNA, single- and multiphoton microscopy (Confocal, FRET, FRAP, and Time-lapse), and nonlinear optics (FLIM, SHG, THG, and CARS).