Ana Isabel Queiroz

History of Science, Technology, and the Environment
Contact:
ai_queiroz@fcsh.unl.pt
Biography
Ana Isabel Queiroz holds a PhD in Landscape Architecture (FCUP), a Master in Ethology (ISPA, Lisbon) and a degree in Biology (FCUL). She was a researcher at the NOVA School of Social Sciences and Humanities (NOVA FCSH) hired through programs funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology: Investigador Ciência (2009-2013) and Investigador FCT (2013-2019).
She is currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Geography and Regional Planning, at NOVA FCSH, coordinator of the Thematic Line “Precarious Worlds and Sustainability: work, health and nature” and a member of the Board of the IHC (2021-2023).
In recent years, she has published several books, book chapters and scientific articles in national and international journals on environmental humanities.
Research fields
- Environmental history
- Landscape
- Ecocriticism
Selected publications
- Queiroz, Ana Isabel. “Ecologia da caça, condições de vida e desigualdades (Aquilino Ribeiro, 1885-1963).” Colóquio/Letras 207 (2021): 39-50.
- Gomes, Inês, Ana Isabel Queiroz & Daniel Alves. “Iberians against locusts: fighting cross-border bio-invaders (1898-1947).” Historia Agraria 78 (2019): 127-159. [link] 🔓
- Queiroz, Ana Isabel, Renata Sartori & Inês T. Rosário. “Iracema’s Country: Nature from the Mid-1800s to the Present in Ceará, Brazil.” ISLE: Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment 26 (2019): 324–357. [link] 🔓
- Queiroz, Ana Isabel & Simon Pooley (Eds.). Histories of Bioinvasions in the Mediterranean. Berlin: Springer, 2018. [link]
- Queiroz, Ana Isabel & Filipa Soares. “Birds in Portuguese Literature.” Environment and History 22 (2016): 228-254. [link]
Main projects
- Co-coordinator, with Miguel Carmo, of the project “FIREUSES — Burning landscapes: A political and environmental history of the large wildfires in Portugal (1950-2020)” — Hosted by the IHC and funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology (PTDC/HAR-HIS/4425/2021). [link]
- Coordinator of the project “Friends and Foes. Historicizing nature conservation in contemporary times” — Individual and non-funded project, hosted by the IHC. (ongoing)
- Researcher in the project “Writing Urban Places” — Coordinated by Klaske Havik (Delft University of Technology) and Susana Oliveira (Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Lisbon) and funded by the European Commission (COST Action CA18126). (2019-2021) [link]
- Coordinator of the project “Introductions, invasions and control measures of plant pests in Southern Europe. An Interdisciplinary comparative approach from the 19th century onwards” — Hosted by the IHC and funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology (IF/00222/2013/CP1166/CT001). [link]
- Coordinator (until 2018) of the project “LITESCAPE.PT – Atlas das Paisagens Literárias de Portugal Continental” — Hosted by the IELT – NOVA FCSH nd funded by the Foundation for Science and Technology. [link]
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Event Details
New launch of the catalogue for the exhibition ‘Imaginários da Guiné-Bissau – o espólio de Álvaro de Barros Geraldo (1955–1975)’ [Imaginaries of Guinea-Bissau – the estate of Álvaro de Barros
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Event Details
New launch of the catalogue for the exhibition ‘Imaginários da Guiné-Bissau – o espólio de Álvaro de Barros Geraldo (1955–1975)’ [Imaginaries of Guinea-Bissau – the estate of Álvaro de Barros Geraldo (1955–1975)], edited by Inês Vieira Gomes and Catarina Laranjeiro. Presentation by José Manuel Barroso and Onésio Soda.
Imaginários da Guiné-Bissau
O espólio de Álvaro de Barros Geraldo (1955–1975)
No contexto das comemorações dos 50 anos das independências das antigas colónias portuguesas em África, debruçamo-nos sobre um espólio fotográfico inédito que coincide com o período da guerra colonial e das lutas de libertação. Álvaro de Barros Geraldo (1922-1993), fotógrafo português a viver na Guiné-Bissau desde meados de 1950, registou de perto este período marcado por tensões e profundas transformações sociais e políticas. Nesta conjuntura histórica, o 25 de Abril é indissociável das lutas de libertação africanas, em especial da guerra que se travou na Guiné-Bissau. A luta de guerrilha desencadeada pelo PAIGC desafiou o poder colonial no terreno e impulsionou o surgimento do Movimento das Forças Armadas. Este livro, tal como a exposição homónima, constitui um contributo para a problematização crítica dos legados do colonialismo português. Através da fotografia e de investigação histórica, propõe-se revisitar a memória do passado colonial e reflectir sobre o forjar de identidades nacionais, assim como o contexto pós-revolucionário em Portugal. Para além de imagens de Álvaro de Barros Geraldo – que oferecem um olhar singular sobre a construção de narrativas visuais –, este livro reúne contributos de investigadores/as que questionam a história, a memória e a continuidade de estruturas coloniais nas dinâmicas do presente
Com textos de Catarina Mateus, Pedro Aires Oliveira, Inês Vieira Gomes e Catarina Laranjeiro, e um encarte de Marta Pinto Machado, esta publicação reúne perspectivas históricas, visuais e críticas para a problematização dos legados do colonialismo português.
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(Thursday) 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
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Snob Bookstorelivrariasnob@gmail.com Travessa de Santa Quitéria, 32A — 1250-212 Lisbon
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Programme aims to familiarise students with historical research and its tools
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Nov 27, 2025
received three awards at the Caminhos do Cinema Português festival
IHC at Science and Technology Week 2025
Nov 19, 2025
The two activities hosted by the IHC will take place on 25 November
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