Carlos Queiroz
Cultural Geographer. Associate Professor. Interdisciplinary researcher-artist and Aspiring Game Designer Interested in the topics: new urbanisms, everyday life, meaningful human interactions and gamification.
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Associate Professor in the Geography Department and at the Federal University of Espírito Santo
Founder of RASURASLab, a section of the RASURAS Research Group focused on creative solutions through art-media-technology; and RASURAS Publisher
Idealizer of the PCE Methodology, whose purpose is to apply ludic and artistic interventions focused on developing Resilient, Sustainable, and Emancipatory Community Perception, Collaboration, and Engagement. He also acts as a facilitator and mentor of collective interaction processes.
Member of REDE CLIMA - Global Climate Change in Brazil (INPE), specifically in the Sub-Network Scientific Dissemination; and the City and Harbour Observatory Association.
Specialist at iPORTS Consultoria e Treinamentos (https://www.iports.com.br), a company focused on the development of creative solutions and social innovation, sustainable development and communication for ports and port territories.
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It was Visiting Professor at the Earth Institute in collaboration with the School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy at University College Dublin - UCD (Ireland) in February 2020.
It also coordinated the Graduate Program in Geography - PPGG/UFES for 4 years in two different mandates. He participated in the implementation project of the Graduate Program in Communication and Territorialities (UFES), in 2014 and worked as a permanent professor in the Graduate Program in Architecture and Urbanism - PPGAU (UFES) between the years 2016 and 2021, contributing effectively to the implementation of the Doctoral Course.
Have artistic works selected and awarded internationally, such as the "Trieste Photo Days 2020" - Italy; the "Sound Walk September 2020 Award"; the "Oregon Cinema Arts Festival - USA", the "Muestra Movimiento Audiovisual - Mexico"; and the "Laboratorio & Festival Internacional de Artes Performativas - Linha de Fuga 2020" - Coimbra, Portugal.
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Associate Professor in the Geography Department and at the Federal University of Espírito Santo
Founder of RASURASLab, a section of the RASURAS Research Group focused on creative solutions through art-media-technology; and RASURAS Publisher
Idealizer of the PCE Methodology, whose purpose is to apply ludic and artistic interventions focused on developing Resilient, Sustainable, and Emancipatory Community Perception, Collaboration, and Engagement. He also acts as a facilitator and mentor of collective interaction processes.
Member of REDE CLIMA - Global Climate Change in Brazil (INPE), specifically in the Sub-Network Scientific Dissemination; and the City and Harbour Observatory Association.
Specialist at iPORTS Consultoria e Treinamentos (https://www.iports.com.br), a company focused on the development of creative solutions and social innovation, sustainable development and communication for ports and port territories.
More information:
It was Visiting Professor at the Earth Institute in collaboration with the School of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Policy at University College Dublin - UCD (Ireland) in February 2020.
It also coordinated the Graduate Program in Geography - PPGG/UFES for 4 years in two different mandates. He participated in the implementation project of the Graduate Program in Communication and Territorialities (UFES), in 2014 and worked as a permanent professor in the Graduate Program in Architecture and Urbanism - PPGAU (UFES) between the years 2016 and 2021, contributing effectively to the implementation of the Doctoral Course.
Have artistic works selected and awarded internationally, such as the "Trieste Photo Days 2020" - Italy; the "Sound Walk September 2020 Award"; the "Oregon Cinema Arts Festival - USA", the "Muestra Movimiento Audiovisual - Mexico"; and the "Laboratorio & Festival Internacional de Artes Performativas - Linha de Fuga 2020" - Coimbra, Portugal.