2020
Newspaper publication
Um novo sacerdócio: Portugal e a ciência do oceano
In Jornal Público, 15 November 2020.
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September 2020
Presentation
“Go out with a researcher”: Tourism for Science in Times of Ocean Degradation
at the 2nd International Workshop in Economic and Organizational Sociology, ISEG, Portugal.
July 2020
Presentation
New priests in town: on how the ocean is conquering the land in the Azores
at the 16th EASA Biennial Conference, University of Lisbon, Portugal.
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2020
Chapter publication
What is a Fresh Fish? Knowledge and lived experience in the UK and Portugal
In E. Probyn, K. Johnston and N. Lee (eds), Sustaining Seas: Oceanic space and the politics of care (pp. 87–98). Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield. (Mónica Truninger, João Afonso Baptista, David Evans, Peter Jackson and Nádia Nunes).
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December 2019
Presentation
Poetocracy: Science, Sovereignty and the Embodiment of Ocean Depths
at the Department of Anthropology and Cultural Research, University of Bremen, Germany.
September 2019
Presentation
A Novel Genre of Poetry: Science, Naturalness and the Territorialization of the Ocean
at the The high seas and the deep oceans, Frøya, Norway.
June 2019
Panel organization
Worldviews from the sea
Panel at Congress of the Portuguese Anthropological Association (APA), School of Social Sciences and Humanities, Lisbon
Portugal.
December 2018
Presentation
Há Zombies no Mercado: Mar, frescura, e a ausência de diferença
[There are Zombies in the Market: Sea, freshness, and the absence of difference].
at the Seminário Identidades, Culturas, Vulnerabilidades, University of Lisbon, Lisbon Portugal.
September 2018
Presentation
What’s in a word? “Natural” in the modern redefinition of the sea.
at Becoming treasures of the sea: Epistemological constructions and marine resource regulation, University of Azores, Ponta Delgada, Azores.
March 2018
Presentation
Scientific Sea: Anthropological Engagements with the “Natural” and “Unnatural”.
at Uncanny Futures: Speculative Ecologies of Waste,
Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg – Institute for Advanced Study, Bremen, Germany.