Head to the town of Seia, take municipal road 518 and discover the village with the Christmas spirit that only our grandparents knew. Without excess or waste.
With a degree in Social and Cultural Communication from Universidade Católica Portuguesa (1993-1998), she launched her journalism career at A Capital, reporting on Lisbon and its surrounding municipalities. She subsequently worked at Diário Económico, returned to A Capital, and later joined Diário de Notícias. In 2009, she contributed to the founding team of the i newspaper.
Currently a freelance journalist, she collaborates with various publications, including Volta ao Mundo, Notícias Magazine, Diário de Notícias, and Jornal de Notícias, as well as other specialized outlets.
She is also the creator of quebichotemordeu.com, a children's website aimed at sparking curiosity in young readers about topics such as human rights, science, citizenship, and gender equality.
Over the past two decades, her writing has spanned themes of place, education, Africa, and science and technology. More recently, her work has focused on the environment and sustainability. She finds the greatest inspiration in stories about people, nature, and wildlife that can inspire and transform perspectives.
News by Katia Catulo
The extinction of butterflies is underway, and the endangered species on Madeira Island is a sign that urgent measures can no longer be delayed, conservationists warn.
Ferdinand Magellan's circumnavigation and the Rutgers University robotic glider's voyage may be distinct feats, but they share the ambition of revolutionising our understanding of the oceans.
NASA's DART mission deflected an asteroid in 2022, but released a torrent of space rocks on unpredictable trajectories, now forcing astronomers to rethink planetary defense strategies.
Four million nocturnal butterflies travel thousands of kilometres to cross the Australian continent. Discover here how these creatures are capable of a feat previously thought to be exclusive to a few migratory animals and birds.
Bioconcrete incorporates microorganisms into buildings, bridges or roads to repair damage caused by erosion over time. Learn about the latest advances in this innovative technology here.
European and American researchers have created a space weather prediction model capable of anticipating geomagnetic events, giving us time to protect critical infrastructure such as satellites and power grids.
Until now, it was thought that some species enter a summer or winter-induced dormancy for their own preservation. A new study, however, reveals another, much more important function when environmental conditions become too difficult.