Drielli Peyerl

Degree in History (2007) and in Geography (2012) by the University of Ponta Grossa. Master Degree in Geography - Territory Management (2010), with the theme of the dissertation: The intellectual trajectory of the paleontologist Frederico Waldemar Lange (1911-1988) and the History of Geosciences. PhD in Science by the University of Campinas (2014), with the theme related to Petroleum in Brazil between 1864 and 1968. During 2014 and 2017, she concluded her Postdoctoral in Scientific and Technological Research by the University of Campinas, and was visiting scholar/researcher in the Oklahoma State University, United States, from August 2015 to July 2016 (BEPE/FAPESP). Between September and November of 2017, she was Residential Fellow at Linda Hall Library, United States, working on Energy Transition, Technique, Environment and History, with the project entitled Cornucopia project: The Hunger for Energy Resources in South America. During this same period, she was a guest lecturer  at the University of Missouri / Kansas City. In 2018, she was appointed and elected board member of the Petroleum History Institute of the United States. She concluded her second postdoctoral in 2018, in the Scientific Division of Environmental Management, Science and Technology - Institute of Energy and Environment, University of São Paulo, working on the topic of energy transition. Currently, she is a Young Researcher/Collaborating Researcher at the Institute of Energy and Environment and Research Center for Gas Innovation, University of São Paulo, coordinating the project Transitions in the History of Energy: development and new perspectives on natural gas in Brazil, financed by Foundation for Research Support of São Paulo (FAPESP - Process 2017/18208-8 and 2018/26388-9). She has worked in the areas of Energy Transition, History of Energy and Environment, History of Science and Technology, and Public Perception.