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Antónia Fialho Conde completed her PhD in History in 2005 with the thesis "Cistercian Order in south of the Tagus. The Monastery of S. Bento de Cástris and the Congregation of Alcobaça (1567-1776)" at the University of Évora and her Master's in Architectural and Landscape Heritage Rehabilitation in 1995 at the same university. She is an Associate Professor in the History Department at the University of Évora. She works in the area(s) of Humanities - History and Cultural Heritage. In her professional activities, she has interacted with more than 130 collaborators in co-authoring scientific papers. She teaches on the Erasmus Mundus TPTI Master's Degree, on the Master's Degrees in Management and Enhancement of Historical and Cultural Heritage and Archaeology and the Environment, and on the HERITAS, PIUDHist and History PhD programmes. She is a researcher at CIDEHUS-UÉ and collaborates with the HERCULES Laboratory, CEHR (Centre for the Study of Religious History) and LEM-CERCOR (France). She participates in several national and international scientific projects (some of them European); she was the Co-Responsible Researcher of the FCT Project PASEV: Patrimonialisation of the Soundscape in Évora (1540 - 1910) and the Responsible Researcher of the FCT Project EXPL/EPH-PAT/2253/2013 ORFEUS - The Tridentine Reformation and music in cloistered silence: the monastery of S. Bento de Cástris. Her areas of research are female Cistercian Monasticism, Religious History and Heritage and Material Culture (religious and military) in the modern period, which she has published widely, taught and supervised in undergraduate and postgraduate studies. She is Director of the Master's programme in Management and Valorisation of Historical and Cultural Heritage.

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