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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Rosana. Faculdade de Engenharia e Ciências (FEC) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Associate Professor at the Faculty of Engineering and Sciences, Rosana campus UNESP, with degrees in Physics (UNIFEV) and Computer Engineering (UNIVESP), a Masters and PhD in Materials Science (UNESP), as well as a habilitation (Livre-Docência) and postdoctoral experience at the University of Illinois at Chicago (USA). Recipient of a CNPq Productivity Research Fellowship, level C (Call N 18/2024), with research focused on smart materials, composites, biocomposites, and biomaterials, coordinating projects funded by FAPESP and CNPq. Actively involved in the PPGCM-FEIS and POSMAT graduate programs, supervising masters and doctoral researchers. Engages in national and international scientific collaborations, serves on academic committees, and acts as editor and reviewer for renowned journals. Scientific output includes dozens of published articles and significant contributions to the advancement of Materials Science. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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A biomaterial is defined as a substance or a mixture of substances (natural or artificial) that can be used to replace, repair, or treat biological systems, either partially or completely. As a class of biomaterials, natural polymers stand out due to their biocompatibility and low cytotoxicity. The potential use of natural rubber (NR) extracted from Hevea brasiliensis for biomedical appli…
Nowadays, it has been a great demand for intelligent materials that on the action of an external stimulus have their physical and/or chemical properties modified as response. Within this class, it highlights the piezoelectric materials, which under the action of an external stimulus produce an electric current. Aiming at this theme, the present project aims to develop new polymer/ferroele…
This project is aimed at evaluating the potential of aquatic macrophytes as sustainable biomass for energy and the production of bio-based materials. Renewable energy sources and environmentally friendly solutions are in increasing demand, thereby reinforcing the need to explore alternatives to fossil fuels. Aquatic macrophytes are lignocellulosic materials classified as third-generation …
The objective of this study is to investigate the electrical and piezoelectric properties of a composite PVA/PZT with 0-3 connectivity. Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) will be used as the polymer matrix in conjunction with lead zirconate titanate (PZT) ferroelectric ceramic particles and conductive phase MWCNT. In order to produce the piezoelectric composite samples, the concentrations of PVA and…
Nowadays, the search for intelligent materials that on the action of an external stimulus has its physical and / or chemical properties modified in response has been great. Within this class, we highlight the piezoelectric materials, which under the action of an external stimulus produce an electric current. This project aims at the development of a new piezoelectric three-phase biopolyme…
Materials capable of significantly altering one or more of their properties (mechanical, thermal, optical or electrical) under the action of an external mechanical stimulus are classified as intelligent materials. Due to their unique characteristics, these materials are perfect for sensor development. Among these materials, we highlight piezoelectric materials, which produce an electric c…
The present project has the objective to evaluate the dispersion of a conductive phase (carbon black or carbon nanotube) in the piezoelectric, dielectric and electrical properties polymer/ferroelectric ceramic piezoelectric composite with 1-3 connectivity aiming their use as energy harvesting. In order to obtain the composites, two polymer matrices will be used as support for the ceramic …
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Biomaterials are defined as substances or mixtures (natural or artificial) that can replace, repair, or treat biological systems partially or totally. Natural polymers have garnered special attention within the class of biomaterials owing to their biocompatibility and low cytotoxicity. Natural rubber (NR) extracted from Hevea brasiliensis has great potential for biomedical applications by…