She is currently a researcher at the Division of Microbial Resources at CPQBA/UNICAMP, curator of the Brazilian Collection of Environmental and Industrial Microorganisms/CBMAI; coordinator of the PATGEN/UNICAMP committee and member of the Working Group on the Nagoya Protocol of the Latin American Federation of Culture Collections – FELACC. She is associated to the Post-Graduate Program in Biological Sciences of the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences and to the Genetics and Molecular Biology of the Institute of Biology, UNICAMP. Dr. Attili-Angelis also works as a permanent professor at the Post- Graduate Program at the Biosciences Institute of UNESP/Rio Claro, in the area of ​​Applied Microbiology. She has experience in Microbiology with emphasis on mycology, mainly taxonomy of filamentous fungi and black yeasts, bioremediation and molecular biology of melanized and endophytic fungi, aiming at prospecting bioactive molecules for agricultural and environmental application. The researcher also works with quality and management of microbial culture collections. She maintains projects in partnership with: Federal University of Paraná, UFPR; Instituto Adolfo Lutz, RC, SP; University of the State of Santa Catarina – UDESC; Faculty of Agricultural Engineering – Unicamp; University of Minho, Portugal and the International Center for Fungal