Supervisors
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Angelica Müller
Professor of Brazil Republican History at the History Institute of Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF) and CHS/U associate researcher. Paris 1. She holds a doctorate degree in History from Université Panthéon Sorbonne and in Social History from Universidade de São Paulo (USP). CNPq fellow; Young Scientist at Faperj. Her research interests are focused on Brazil’s mid-20th and 21st century political and cultural history, with emphasis on transitional justice; student activism; methodology and theory of history of the present time.
Francine Iegelski
Professor of Theory of History at the History Institute of UFF. She holds a doctorate degree in Social History from USP and a PhD from École des hautes études en sciences sociales in Paris, under the supervision of François Hartog. She is the coordinator of Epistasthai – Epistemology of the Human Sciences research group – and Young Scientist at Faperj. Her current research investigations are related to the temporalities; the relations between history and Latin American aesthetic vanguards and the theoretical and political challenges of history of the present time.
Researchers
Angela Moreira
Professor of Brazilian Republican History at the History Institute of Universidade Federal Fluminense. She holds a bachelor’s degree in History (UFBA), a master’s degree in Social History (UFRJ), and a doctorate degree in History, Politics, and Cultural Heritage from the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV CPDOC). She has research experience in the field of the history of Republican Brazil, with an emphasis on the following topics: the military dictatorship, military justice, political tribunals, and transitional justice.
Elisa de Campos Borges
Professor of Contemporary Latin American History at the History Institute of Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF). She holds a doctorate degree in History from the Universidade Federal Fluminense, having completed a research internship at the University of Santiago, Chile. Her research interests focus on the political and cultural history of Latin America in the second half of the 20th century and the 21st century, with an emphasis on topics such as Chilean political history; the history of the Latin American left; social movements; and Latin American history and audiovisual culture.
Renata Schittino
Professor of Contemporary History at the History Institute of Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF). She holds a bachelor’s degree in History from the Federal University of Fluminense (2002), a master’s degree in History from PUC-Rio (2004), and a doctorate degree in History from PUC-Rio (2009). She has experience in the field of history, with an emphasis on contemporary history, contemporary Asian history, theory of history, and political theory, focusing primarily on the following topics: the history of intellectuals, the history of Marxism, history and law, historical responsibility and justice, imperialism, and feminism.
Ynaê Lopes dos Santos
Professor of History of the Americas at the History Institute of Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF). She holds a Bachelor’s degree and a teaching degree from the University of São Paulo and a master’s and doctorate in Social History from USP. Her research focuses on the history of slavery in the Americas, as well as the study of race relations on the American continent and the teaching of African history and Black issues in Brazil, with published books and articles in these areas. She is a “Young Scientist of Our State” recipient from FAPERJ (2018 and 2022), a CNPq Productivity Fellow, and Vice Coordinator of the ANPUH Afro-Americas Working Group.
Postgraduate and Undergraduate Researchers
Ana Luiza Guimarães Ribeiro
History undergraduate student at UFF, CNPq scientific initiation fellow and volunteer intern at PIBID project, collaborating in Levi Carneiro Municipal School. She is also part of the research group Epistasthai. Her studies focus on african languages in Brazil.
Carlos Daróz
Historian, teacher and writer. He is a doctoral student in the History Graduate School Program at UFF (PPGH-UFF) and a graduate teacher at Universidade do Sul de Santa Catarina. Daróz is an author of seven books.
Carolina Bertassoni dos Santos
Doctoral student at PPGH-UFF, researching the Evangelical Bench in the brazilian National Congress. She holds a master degree in Social History of Culture from PUC-Rio. She is also a teacher of the Education Secretary of the State of Rio de Janeiro.
Diego Gambier
Undergraduate History student at UFF, founder of the Instagram page Um Pouco, which promotes disclosure of scientific knowledge, and collaborator ofHistória da Ditadura.
Eduardo Santiago
Holds a History degree from UFF and is currently a master’s student in the Social History Graduate School Program at UFRJ (PPGHIS-UFRJ), where he develops the research on the trajectory of History of the Present Time in brazilian historiography.
Fabrício Sampaio
Undergraduate History student at UFF, CNPq scientific initiation fellow and intern at FGV CPDOC. He is also part of the research group Epistasthai and studies history, memory and literature.
Fernanda Olivia Lazaro Carvalho
Master in Applied Linguistics at UFRJ and PhD student in History at PPGH-UFF. His research areas include: History of Concepts, History of the Present Time and Discourse Analysis.
João Condé
Master in History at UFF and graduated from PUC Rio. He worked at the Moreira Salles Institute (IMS) in cataloging and describing the collection of correspondence of lawyer Sobral Pinto. He currently develops research on press and youth in the 1950s.
Juliana Souza Reis
Holds a History degree from UFF. She was a scientific initiation fellow and is currently a master’s student in History at PPGH-UFF, studying Euclides da Cunha and Claude Lévi-Strauss from themes such as history, literature and photography.
Laís Gabetto
Undergraduate History student at UFF and scientific initiation fellow on the research project “How they observe: vigilance and information production in France and Brazil during the military dictatorship”.
Maria Eduarda Cardozo Guedes
Undergraduate student in History at UFF. Performs CI about the relationship between history and literature. It also integrates the research groups Episthastai (UFF / CNPq) and Political Economy of Communication and Culture (FCRB).
Maria Julia Dias Rodrigues
Master’s student in History at PPGH-UFF and CAPES fellow. She holds a History degree from UFF, developing research in the field of contemporary history, with emphasis on history and memory and History of the Present Time Watch.
Matheus Moreto
Master’s student in History at PPGH-UFF, researching the transformations of the votes attributed to the presidential elections in the New Republic.
Rodolfo Mattos
Master's student at PPGH at UFF. Studies Brazil Republican, with an emphasis on military dictatorship, carnival and the history of the present time watch. He is also a member of the History of Dictatorship Study Group (UFF) and writes for the column "History and Serpentine" on the History of Dictatorship website.