I am an MA student in Philosophy at the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC). My work lies primarily in philosophy of science, with a particular interest in the relationship between scientific knowledge, values, and society. My current research investigates the philosophical foundations of science funding, focusing on how public institutions and scientific priorities shape the production of knowledge.
Prior to this, my undergraduate research examined the role of non-epistemic values in microeconomic theory, particularly in the construction of the concept of welfare. This background has also informed my broader interests in philosophy …
I am an MA student in Philosophy at the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC). My work lies primarily in philosophy of science, with a particular interest in the relationship between scientific knowledge, values, and society. My current research investigates the philosophical foundations of science funding, focusing on how public institutions and scientific priorities shape the production of knowledge.
Prior to this, my undergraduate research examined the role of non-epistemic values in microeconomic theory, particularly in the construction of the concept of welfare. This background has also informed my broader interests in philosophy of economics, logical empiricism, alternatives to scientific realism, and formal social epistemology.
I contribute to the activities of the Núcleo de Epistemologia e Lógica (NEL) and the Research Group in Logic and Foundations of Science (CNPq) at UFSC. I am also the founder and president of the Asociación Chilena de Estudiantes de Filosofía Analítica (AChEFA).
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