Extensive studies in Experimental Physics and Applied Computer Science and later a doctorate in Chemical Sciences gave me flexibility, multidisciplinary and openness to learning. I adhere to the principle that curiosity about the world often leads to discoveries or learning about new solutions. Scientifically, I deal with the use of radioactive isotopes as tracers, thus creating a new trend in radioecological research.
I manage the Laboratory of Isotopic Methods, carrying out teaching tasks, commercial research and projects. I cooperate with many national and international research centres and institutions such as the International Atomic Energy Agency, the National Atomic Energy Agency and the Central Laboratory for Radiation Protection.
