Lucas
Pereira Carwile

Lucas Pereira Carwile is a scholar in Social Sciences and is currently completing a Master’s degree in Public and Institutional Communication Strategies at the University of Florence. He holds a degree in Social Sciences and a teaching qualification from the Universidade Federal da Bahia (UFBA), Brazil.
Lucas’s academic journey includes participation in collaborative research projects at the Universidade Federal da Bahia. He has contributed to studies on cultural impacts and popular struggles in Bahia through field research and archival studies. He served as a Professor at this university and later at the Universidade Estadual do Sudoeste da Bahia (UESB), where he taught courses in Anthropology and Sociology and guided students in their research.
During his tenure at UESB, he was part of the Research and Study Group on Prisons, Violence, and Human Rights, conducting qualitative research with the Military Police of the State of Bahia using ethnographic methods and focus groups.
Currently, he works as a Sociologist of Technology at CyberSocial Lab. In this role, he combines his sociological expertise with his interest in digital communication, scientific and technological innovation, focusing particularly on how these fields are communicated and perceived in a media-influenced environment. His current position at CyberSocial Lab. aligns with his Master’s program at UNIFI, where he is dedicated to studying the reception and perception of digital communication.