Residency period: April 4, 2022 and April 3, 2023
IEAT resident, Eliane Pawlowski holds a degree in Business Administration, Specialist in Strategic Information Management, Master and PhD in Information Science from the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG), with a postdoctoral internship at the Postgraduate Program in Information Science from the same University. Adjunct Coordinator of the Information and Imaginary Studies Office (GEDII/UFMG), she is dedicated to research that addresses topics related to Information and Knowledge Management, Informational Behaviors and Practices, Symbolic Dimensions of Information Use, Information and Communication in Environments technologies, Decision making and Neurosciences applied to management, Methodology and scientific dissemination. Collaborating Professor at the Department of Theory and Information Management at the School of Information Science at UFMG, she is a member of the Transdisciplinary Research Center for Culture, Space and Memory (CITCEM), at the University of Porto, Portugal and a member of the Red Iberoamericana de Investigación en Imaginarios y Representaciones (RIIR), Acted as a tutor for the Librarianship course at the CEDERJ Consortium and as a tutor for the Distance Education Support Center – CAED/UFMG. She was an employee of the Federal University of Minas Gerais, carrying out activities in the area of planning, management and support for projects in the Library System. Graduated in Systems Analysis from the Institute of Exact Sciences (ICEx/UFMG), he coordinated the Inventory project of the UFMG computational park (1999) of the Information Technology Advisory and exercised the Adjunct Coordination of the Program of Administration and Management of Solid Waste (Geresol UFMG), from 1999 to 2004.
CONVERGENCIES BETWEEN INFORMATION, IMAGINATION AND NEUROSCIENCES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A CONCEPTUAL REPERTOIRE ON EMOTIONS AND DECISION-MAKING IN THE COMPOSITION OF GILBERT DURAND’S ANTHROPOLOGICAL PATH
The project aims to develop a biopsychocultural basis for the study of the infocommunication phenomenon from the contribution of the interlocution of the neurosciences and the imaginary with a view to contributing to the analysis of informational behaviors in the scope of Information and Knowledge Management. It is hoped that the research will expand the concept of anthropological path established by Gilbert Durand and verify the possibility of establishing a parallel between the brain regions activated by decision-making processes, associating these findings with research on the imaginary involved in the use of information in decision-making processes already developed in the Information and Imaginary Studies Office (GEDII/UFMG).