Renata Wellenkamp de Carvalho Freire de Cervantes

I am a researcher at The Health & Technology Research Center (H&TRC) specializing in exposure assessment, public and environmental health, and occupational health. I hold a master’s degree in clinical laboratory technologies and a bachelor’s degree in forensic and criminal sciences. Currently, I teach in the master's program in Public Health Intervention and Occupational Health at ESTESL, and also serve as a guest lecturer in Environmental Health seminars for undergraduate students. I have published 23 articles in specialized journals and contributed to six book chapters on occupational exposure and public health. My research focuses on mycology, mycotoxin production, and environmental and occupational exposure. I have participated in several research projects, and I am currently involved in the InChildHealth project. Additionally, I collaborate as a consultant with the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC-WHO) on exposure data for IARC Monographs.