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Dr. Evelise Dias Antunes is a full-time professor at the Federal Institute of Paraná (IFPR), Brazil, and a researcher in Occupational Health. Her work focuses on telework, psychosocial risk factors, and ergonomics, particularly in relation to work organization and public policy. She holds a PhD in Public Health from the University of São Paulo, with a research internship at the University of Porto (Portugal), and collaborates with national and international networks on mental health and work. Dr. Antunes coordinates outreach projects on health communication and is a member of the National Observatory on Mental Health and Work. She contributes to graduate programs in Public and Collective Health and maintains active research partnerships with institutions in Portugal and Canada. Her recent publications examine hybrid work models and teleworking policies. She is committed to scientific dissemination and promoting healthier, more equitable and ergonomically sound work environments.
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