Nádia Matioli Yazbek Bitar

Graduated in Geography from the University of São Paulo (2012) with individual undergraduate work - IGT with an emphasis on Human Geography. Has professional experience (in national and multinational companies) in the area of environmental licensing and strategic studies specifically linked to the assessment of socio-environmental impacts, territorial and urban planning. Has a Erasmus Mundus master's degree: Techniques, Patrimoines, Territoires de l'Industrie coordinated by Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (France) and carried out in consortium with Università degli Studi di Padova - UNIPD (Italy) and the University of Évora - UE ( Portugal), with a mobility internship at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University of Prague (CTU). During the master's degree had a supported scholarship by the Committee d´Histoire de l`Electricité et de l`Energie d`EDF (Electricité de France -EDF) with the dissertation concluded in 2018 in the subject of Landscapes, Cultural Heritage and Hydroelectric dams. She currently works as a researcher in the Department of Economics, Administration and Human Sciences at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering - FEL of the Czech Technical University of Prague (CTU) where she´s is performing PHD - doctorate in History of Electrotechnology initiated in September 2019. Also works as a freelance consultant analyst in the areas of geography, heritage, landscape, history and territorial planning regarding assessment of social and environmental impacts.

Mestre em Técnicas do Patrimônio e Territórios da Indústria pela Universidade Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne (França) em conjunto com a Universidade de Pádua (Itália) e Universidade de Évora (Portugal); a dissertação enfocou o patrimônio ambiental e paisagístico envolvendo hidrelétricas de diferentes países. Durante o mestrado foi bolsista do Comité d´Histoire de l`Electricité et de l`Energie da empresa Francesa EDF (Electricité de France). Bacharel em Geografia pela Universidade de São Paulo (USP), com trabalho de graduação individual (TGI) com ênfase em Geografia Humana e Historiográfica. Atualmente faz doutorado no Instituto de História do Mundo na faculdade de Artes da Univerzita Karlova em Praga, República Tcheca; com pesquisa em andamento sendo feita à distância, o tema da tese aborda o planejamento das hidrelétricas construidas pela ditadura militar na Amazônia brasileira.