The presentation covered my academic trajectory and the main lines of research pursued throughout my training. Initially, I presented work conducted during earlier stages of my career, highlighting my doctoral…
A research proposal focusing on the morphological differentiation of anurans in Restinga de Jurubatiba National Park (PNRJ) was presented. Inspired by previous studies on the species *Aparasphenodon brunoi*—which demonstrated the…
On June 17, 2026, Dr. Isabella Nogueira Abreu presented her postdoctoral project, which aims to perform molecular and serological diagnosis of Oropouche virus infection in the municipality of Macaé (RJ),…
Professor Rodrigo Nunes represented the Nunes da Fonseca Lab at EvoDevo Conference 2026, held in Glasgow, Scotland, one of the world's leading conferences in Evolutionary Developmental Biology. During the conference,…
Between June 23 and 26, we welcomed Dr. Eduardo Gamosa, from the Laboratory of Applied Genomics and Bioinnovations – Fiocruz | IOC-RJ, to the Genomics Laboratory at NUPEM. During his…
Study conducted at the Laboratory of Morphofunctional Biology (UFRJ/Macaé), coordinated by Rodrigo Nunes-da-Fonseca, together with researchers Ruan Guimarães, Wilian Rodrigues da Costa Marinho, and Arieli Bernardo Portugal. The team developed…
Researcher Daniele—who plays a vital role in fields such as physiology, molecular biology, and genomic surveillance—will strengthen the operation of large-scale equipment and provide qualified technical support for research, innovation,…
Congratulations Dr. William, and also for defending your thesis.
Members of the Nunes da Fonseca Lab participated in the World Oceans Day event at NUPEM/UFRJ, presenting scientific activities to school groups and audiences from different educational levels. We introduced…
Maria is an undergraduate Biology student conducting scientific initiation research focused on fish egg biodiversity and molecular identification in Northern Fluminense. Her work involves sample organization, photographic documentation, and taxonomic…