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I am postdoctoral fellow at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. I received my PhD in Philosophy of Science from the National Autonomous University of Mexico, UNAM (Mexico City, Mexico), in Fall 2019. My doctoral supervisor was Luis Estrada-González. I work mainly in general philosophy of science and philosophical logic. My interests extend into history of science and (non-classical) logics. My current research focuses on studying the connections between understanding and the rational use of defective information in science and philosophy. I got a BA in Philosophy at Universidad Veracruzana and a MA in Philosophy of Science at UNAM -under the supervision of Atocha Aliseda-Llera and Mathieu Beirlaen. With Moisés Macías-Bustos, I coordinate the Iberoamerican Philosophy of Science seminar. At UNAM, I founded the Philosophy of Science Reading Group (2015 -2019). Outside of academia, I enjoy dancing ballet (from time to time) and drawing philosophy. |
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BRAZILA structuralist approach to scientific understanding
@Zoom Workshop “Understanding, in Science and Beyond” Understanding defective theories: From logic to epistemology @Seminario de Lógica Iberoamericana (SeLoI) --------------------------------------
"The ignorance behind inconsistency toleration" in S.I. Knowing the Unknown, Synthese.. 
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