Talks and presentations

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Championing open data in Ecology and Evolution through data rescue

September 15, 2021

Talk, Canadian , Montréal, QC - Canada

How are we doing in terms of open data in Ecology and Evolution? What can we do better? In this talk at the 2021 Canadian Open Data Summit, I talk about the current scenario and the Data Rescue initiative from the Living Data Project.

Ciência Aberta com tuítes do Eduardo Cunha

June 04, 2021

Talk, UNIR, Rolim de Moura - Rondônia, Brazil

Quais os princípios da ciência aberta? Quais as contradições? Nesta palestra, levanto alguns pontos para discussão com os alunos do mestrado em ciências ambientais na disciplina Seminários II, a convite da professora Marta Sccoti.

A Traição das Imagens

August 12, 2020

Talk, Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia - Goiás, Brazil

Talk at the IV Encontro de Biodiversidade Animal, Universidade Federal de Goiás, about how art and science communication intertwine.

Data bias in the Atlantic Rainforest: uncovering the elephant in the room

December 19, 2019

Talk, Concordia University Conference Centre, Montréal, Canada

Biases and gaps are common on biodiversity data, which can have serious consequences on ecological and conservation research and actions, as it can lead to misconstrued hypotheses and incorrect conclusions. This talk, presented at the Annual Symposium of the Quebec Centre for Biodiversity Science, was about the incompleteness of digital biodiversity data at the Atlantic Rainforest and which environmental variables are correlated to it.

Islands of biodiversity digital knowledge on the Atlantic Rainforest and the environmental variables behind them

December 13, 2019

Talk, ICC Belfast, Belfast, UK

Biases and gaps are common on biodiversity data, which can have serious consequences on ecological and conservation research and actions, as it can lead to misconstrued hypotheses and incorrect conclusions. This talk was about the incompleteness of digital biodiversity data at the Atlantic Rainforest and which environmental variables are correlated to it.

O Segundo Sol: divulgação científica, empatia e resistência cotidiana

November 30, 2018

Talk, , Universidade Federal de São João del-Rei, São João del-Rei - Minas Gerais, Brazil

This talk was part of an academic week of biological sciences at Federal University of São João del-Rei.
Here we discussed how we need to use empathy on Science Communication, and how it can help us on our daily political issues.

Defying our senses to promote diversity and inclusion in Science Communication

October 25, 2018

Talk, Ravensbourne University, London, UK

Session presented at the Mozilla Festival about accessibility in Science Communication. How can we communicate science in unconvetional ways using our senses? Can we make a podcast for the hearing impaired? How can we make videos that can be fun for those who have difficulties to see?

Como Nossos Pais

September 29, 2018

Talk, Universidade Federal de Goiás, Goiânia - Goiás, Brazil

This talk was part of 29th Semana do ICB, an annual event promoted by students of Federal University of Goiás.
I invited the participants to critically think about what we have and haven’t done about science communication in the last few years.

Projetos abertos em divulgação científica

September 06, 2018

Talk, Museu do Amanhã, Rio de Janeiro - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

This talk was part of the Camp Serrapilheira, an event to debate and promote Science Communication in Brazil.
In this talk I presented the core concepts of open projects and how they can help us promote Science communication and outreach.

Divulgação científica: pra quê perder tempo com isso?

December 03, 2016

Talk, ICBS - UFAL, Maceió - AL, Brazil

In Brazil, SciComm activities are not recognized as valuable work in a scientist’s career. It is also sometimes very exhaustive and demands lots of time. But we know SciComm is fundamental for our progress as a society and it is our responsability as scientists. How can we implement SciComm in our routine as researchers and students?