I am a researcher with a background in physics, holding both undergraduate and Master's degrees in the field. I have experience in data analysis, multifractal geometry, and urban scaling laws, particularly as applied to Brazilian cities. I have also worked with agent-based models and complex networks. Currently, I am a research assistant at the IOER and PhD candidate at TUD, Dresden, Germany. I am delving into the percolation theory to understand emergent phenomena in urban and ecological contexts. This interdisciplinary approach allows me to leverage my physics background to address real-world challenges in complex systems.