FAPESP Visiting Researcher Grant - International aims to promote the participation of experienced researchers from abroad, for a maximum of one year, in research activities. The projects are developed under the responsibility of a Principal Investigator, associated with higher education or research institutions in the State of São Paulo. The selection is through a peer-reviewing system.
The DUNE experiment [1] aims to precisely measure neutrino oscillation parameters, investigate proton decay, and detect supernova neutrinos. Additionally, it will contribute to the study of physics beyond the Standard Model, including non-standard interactions (NSI), Lorentz violation, CPT violation, solar and atmospheric neutrinos, neutrino cross-section measurements, and dark matter sea…
The project proposes the visit to São Paulo of researcher and professor Nicholas Brown, from the School of Art & Art History at the University of Illinois, Chicago, to hold discussions on ongoing research involving critical, artistic, and literary issues. Specifically, within the visual arts scope, it will focus on works and questions related to modern and contemporary art, emphasizing Br…
The Professor is an international expert in decentralized water treatment and her visit will be essential for the growth of this line of research in the São Paulo state by teaching a mini-course at postgraduate level and developing a FAPESP-UKRI research project involving EESC/USP and Ulster University. (AU)
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The ARAPUCA technology, invented and developed in Brazil by the host researcher of this project, was chose for the detection of optical photons in 3 (of a total of 4) large far detectors of the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE), presently in construction at Fermilab and SURF, in the USA. That technology is based on the coupling of dichroic filters, wavelength shifting materials …
The intensification of extreme weather events, such as heavy rainfall, increasingly challenges the resilience of urban transport systems. Flooding, in particular, generates severe disruptions to public bus operations, causing delays, speed reductions, and accessibility losses, with disproportionate impacts on vulnerable populations. While hydrological models such as SynxFlow have advanced…
This project intends to characterize and generalize a new kind of holographic phase transition recently found by us in (see [1]). It will allow us to provide a theoretical description of new phases of matter and study at the same time the intricate phase space of black holes and solitons in string theory. Indeed, nowadays it is widely acknowledged that the partition function of the large …
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This proposal is based on the request for funding of the expenditure related to the scientific technical visit of the researcher Prof. Dr. Fátima Morales Marín, professor of the Department of Preventive Medicine and Public Health of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Seville - US, Seville, Spain. The contact with Prof. Fátima occurred through an internationalization internship t…
The proposal aims to deepen studies on Marcel Proust's essayistic work, a subject still little explored in Brazil, through the visit of Professor Christophe Pradeau (Sorbonne Université) to USP. He will be involved in teaching, research, and outreach activities, offering the course "Proust, Essayist" and collaborating with the "Literary Manuscript Laboratory" research group. This initiati…
The increase in forest production in South America has driven the adoption of highly mechanized wood harvesting systems, which, while enhancing operational efficiency, may represent a significant source of carbon emissions. Understanding these emissions is essential to support mitigation strategies and strengthen the sustainability of the forestry sector. Accordingly, this project aims to…
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