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Born in 1964, in the city of Santos, Dr. Frederico F. A. Faria was graduated in Biology in 2003 by the Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC), where also he obtained his master's degree in Plant Biology in 2005 and Ph.D in Humanities in 2010. Between 2010 and 2014 conducted a postdoctoral internship in Philosophy (Epistemology). Since 2015 he is associate professor at the Federal University of Santa Catarina. Dr. Faria Is member of the research program Paleoinvertebrates and Ichnofossils of Brazil, from the National Museum (UFRJ), conducting a programmatic line of research titled History of Brazilian Paleontology and Geopaleontological Collections, as well as leader of the group Fritz Müller-Desterro of Studies in Philosophy and History of Biology (from UFSC). Your main invastigations concerns the History and Philosophy of Science, emphasing Philosophy and History of Biology, Paleontology and Geology, and has published specialized articles on the philosophy and history of paleontology and geology, discussing topics involved in the formation and development of these subjects and its impact on biological thought.
Bernardo Riga is full professor at the National University of Cuyo (Mendoza, Argentina), where he is also ahead of the Laboratory and Dinosaur Museum from the Faculty of Exact and Natural Sciences. He is a researcher at the argentinean National Council of Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET). Dr. Riga participated of the discovery and description of more than fifteen species of fossil vertebrates, including the giant titanosaur dinosaurs Notocolossus gonzalezparejasi (2016), Quetecsaurus rusconii (2014), Malarguesaurus florenciae (2009), Futalongkosaurus dukei (2007) and Mendozasaurus neguyelap (2003).
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Gerson Fauth, PhD in Geology by Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg (Germany), teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses in geology in the University of the Rio dos Sinos Valley (UNISINOS), where he also coordinates the Technological Institute of Micropaleontology - itt FOSSIL. Has experience in Geosciences, with emphasis on biostratigraphy, and also works on topics on microfossils, Cretaceous and Cenozoic, evolution of Brazilian marginal basins and mass extinctions. Since 2006 he has coordinated teams of micropaleontologists performing research projects in different sedimentary basins in Brazil and abroad, as well as projects with Integrated Ocean Drilling Program in Brazil (IODP/CAPES) and the Brazilian Antarctic Program. Recently Dr. Fauth served as co-chief of Expedition IODP 388: Equatorial Atlantic Gateway.
Octavio Mateus is professor at NOVA (New) University of Lisbon and paleontologist and curator of the Lourinhã Museum (Portugal). PhD in Paleontology by NOVA (New) University of Lisbon (2005) and Biologist by the University of Évora, Dr. Mateus is dedicated to search and study of fossils around world, mainly in Angola and, more recently, Greenland. He has accumulated more than 100 publications since 1997, having described and named 34 species of dinosaurs and other taxa: Lourinhanosaurus antunesi (1998), Dinheirosaurus lourinhanensis (1999), Tangvayosaurus hoffeti (1999), Draconyx loureiroi (2001), Lusotitan atalaiensis (2003), Europasaurus holgeri (2006), Allosaurus europaeus (2006), Prognathodon kianda (2008), Miragaia longicollum (2009), Angolachelys mbaxi (2010), Angolatitan adamastor (2011), Lusonectes sauvagei (2012), Kaatedocus siberi (2012), Torvosaurus gurneyi (2014), Zby atlanticus (2014), Metoposaurus algarvensis (2015), among others. In 2015, he and colleagues "resurrected" by making valid again the name Brontosaurus excelsus Marsh, 1879, an iconic North American sauropod dinosaur. Octávio also acts in the scientific diffusion on several fronts, among them through the blog LusoDinos.
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