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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus Experimental de Itapeva. Instituto de Ciência e Engenharia (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Augusto got his degree in Physics from Sao Paulo State University (2006), receiving the master and doctorate degree in Materials Science and Technology from the same university in 2009 and 2013, respectively. During his doctorate studies spent 6 months in a internship at Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands. Batagin-Neto is associate professor at Sao Paulo State University (ICE - UNESP - Campus of Itapeva), since 2014, being responsible for the disciplines of Calculus I and II, Analytical Geometry and others. He is currently professor in the Graduate Program in Engineering of Industrial Processes (Master's Degree) - UNESP - Campus of Itapeva and in the Graduate Program in Materials Science and Technology at the Faculty of Sciences - UNESP - Campus of Bauru . He has experience in electronic structure calculations of organic compounds for application in opto-electronic devices and biomaterials as well as charge transport simulation in organic materials. In particular, he has worked with reactivity studies and analysis of opto-electronic properties and biological properties of organic compounds through DFT, Hartree-Fock (ab-initio and semi-empirical) calculations and molecular dynamics. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The search for sustainable and clean sources of electrical energy is currently a topic of great interest. In this context, organic solar cells based on volumetric heterojunction with non-fullerene acceptors (BHJOSC-NFA) and organic-inorganic hybrid devices arranged in the form of perovskite structures (PSC) stand out. Despite the volume of recent studies on BHJOSC-NFA, there are significa…
The stability and efficiency of perovskite-based solar devices (PSCs) are directly associated with the quality and performance of their charge-transporting layers. In this subproject, we propose a theoretical study based on electronic structure calculations (ESC) employing density functional theory (DFT), focused on the design and performance evaluation of benzodithiophene-based hole-tran…
Spiro-OMeTAD and benzodithiophene (BBT-TAD) derivatives define important materials employed as hole-transporting layers (HTMs) in perovskite solar cells (PSCs). Although these compounds exhibit good performance, they face limitations associated with thermal degradation and environmental instability. In this subproject, we propose a theoretical approach based on electronic structure calcul…
The performance and durability of perovskite-based solar cells (PSCs) strongly depend on the efficiency and stability of the charge-transporting layers. In this subproject, a theoretical study will be conducted using electronic structure methods based on Density Functional Theory (DFT) to investigate new derivatives of the compound spiro-OMeTAD, which is traditionally employed as a hole-t…
Organic polymers have been considered as promising materials chemical sensors. In this context, polyfuran derivatives have not been extensively explored for sensors applications due to stability problems and lower electrical response (which have been recently overcome). In order to better understand the sensory characteristics of these materials and propose possible derivatives with impro…
Organic polymers have been considered as promising materials for the production of active layers of chemical sensors. In this context, polyaniline derivatives have stood out mainly due to their high synthesis versatility, relative low cost and stability. In order to better understand the sensory characteristics of these materials and propose possible derivatives with improved properties i…
Organic polymeric materials have shown to be promising materials for the manufacture of chemical sensors mainly due to their high versatility of synthesis and relative low cost. For a better understanding of the sensory characteristics of these materials and aiming to propose possible derivatives with improved properties, in this project we propose to evaluate adsorption processes of diff…
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