Multidisciplinary Human Resources Training Program in Areas of Interest in the Oil Sector.

• Grant number: 25/02550-5
• Support Opportunities: Regular Research Grants
• Start date: September 01, 2025
• End date: August 31, 2030
• Field of knowledge: Interdisciplinary Subjects
• Principal Investigator: Wendell Ferreira de La Salles
• Grantee: Wendell Ferreira de La Salles
• Host Institution: CENTRO CIENCIAS EXATAS TECNOLOGIA/UFMA
• Pesquisadores principais: ALLAN KARDEC DUAILIBE BARROS FILHO ; Ana Clecia Santos de Alcantara ; Annamaria Dória Souza Vidotti ; Antonio Carlos Daltro de freitas ; Auro Atsushi Tanaka ; DENIVALDO CICERO PAVAO LOPES ; ELMO DE SENA FERREIRA JÚNIOR ; Iranaldo Santos da Silva ; Janyeid Karla Castro Sousa ; Jéssica Santos Stefano ; José Eduardo Onoda Pessanha ; Leonardo Tadeu Boaes Mendonça ; LUIZA MARIA FERREIRA DANTAS ; Nahieh Toscano Miranda ; OSVALDO RONALD SAAVEDRA MENDEZ ; Rafaely Nascimento Lima ; Shigeaki Leite de Lima ; Silvangela Lilian da Silva Lima Barcelos ; Ulisses Magalhães Nascimento ; Valter Nunes Trindade Júnior
• Associated researchers: Cicero Wellington Brito Bezerra ; Jaciene Jesus Freitas Cardoso ; Jaiver Efrén Jaimes Figueroa ; João Viana da Fonseca Neto ; Kátia Simone Teixeira da Silva de La Salles ; Vicente Leonardo Paucar Casas

Abstract

This project is part of the objectives of the ANP Human Resources Training Program, an initiative that arose due to the need to train professionals to respond to the new and significant technological and regulatory challenges of the Oil industry. The departments of chemical engineering, electrical engineering, chemical technology and chemistry participate in this proposal, acting in 5 specific training emphases: "Biofuels and other energy sources" (for undergraduate students of chemical engineering, industrial chemistry and chemistry bachelor's degree courses), "Transportation, Refining and Processing of Oil and Natural Gas" (for undergraduate students of the industrial chemistry course), "Fuels and Lubricants" (for undergraduate students of the industrial chemistry and chemistry bachelor's degree courses), "Chemistry in the petroleum, biofuel and alternative energy sources industries" (for graduate students of the PPGQUIM - Graduate Program in Chemistry at UFMA) and "Automation and Optimization Systems in Oil, Natural Gas and Renewable Energies" (for undergraduate students of the electrical engineering course and graduate students of the PPGEE - Graduate Program in Electrical Engineering at UFMA). Therefore, this proposal seeks to contribute to the training of specialized personnel in different areas of knowledge related to the energy sector, in order to meet the demands for qualified human capital capable of dealing with the evolution process and the new challenges inherent to the energy sector. (AU)