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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola de Engenharia de São Carlos (EESC) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Graduate in Materials Engineering at UFSCar Brazil (1988-1992); master degree in Materials Science and Engineering ("Residual Stresses in Diopside Glass Crystallized Superficially") at UFSCar (1993-1995); Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering ("Glass and Glass-Ceramics from Steelmaking Slag") at UFSCar (1995-2000); Post-doc on sintering of glasses at UFSCar (2001-2003). Coordinator of Technological Innovation Project in Small Business (PIPE-FAPESP) at the Institute of Innovation in Glass-Ceramics ?VITROVITA (2004-2007). Associate Professor in the Department of Materials and Technology, Faculty of Engineering, UNESP, Guaratinguetá, SP, Brazil (2007-2010); responsible for lectures on Ceramic Materials Processing and Glass Technology. Associate Professor in Materials Engineering Department, Engineering School of São Carlos, University of São Paulo (USP), São Carlos, SP, Brazil (since 2010). Lecturer on Ceramic Materials Properties and Applications, and Materials Thermodynamics. Technology Transfer Coordinator at the Center for Research, Technology and Education in Vitreous Materials (CeRTEV), RIDC/FAPESP (since 2013). Research interests on glass and glass-ceramics materials, glass sintering, glass forming ability, glass crystallization, and manufacture and applications of glass and glass-ceramic products. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The recycling rate of glass waste in each country and continent depends on several complex factors. Economic wealth, fertility rate, environmental taxes, and R&D expenditures positively affect recycling and circularity rates. However, nation size and logistical obstacles are important in glass recycling. In countries such as Brazil and the USA, the distance between material recovery facil…
Sinterized vitroceramics for ceramic claddings with a high esthetic appeal are commercially manufactured by a single company in the world, the Japanese firm Nippon Electric Glass (NEG). The main commercial vitroceramic product for cladding is composed of the pseudo-wollastonita crystalline phase, an acclaimed success, but of restricted use owing to the high price. Currently we are witness…
Glass ceramics, polycrystalline ceramics obtained from controlled crystallization of glasses, have several advantages over precursor glasses and same composition ceramics obtained by the traditional method from powdered raw materials, due to the variety of special microstructures that cannot be produced in any other material. However, residual stresses arise during crystallization and can…
Flash sintering is a promising ceramic-making technique using an electric field to enhance sintering that belongs to a set of electric or magnetic Field Assisted Sintering Techniques known as FAST. The boost with the applied voltage has resulted remarkably with ceramic as Y2O3-stabilized ZrO2, lowering the sintering time from hours to a few seconds and the temperature by hundred degrees c…
Tape casting has been widely used in the electronics industry in multi-layer capacitors, Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMs) and Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFC). This forming technique essentially consists of the deposition of a slip or suspension of ceramic particles on a polymer film. After evaporation of the organic fraction and sintering, dense or porous ceramic films or thin tapes …
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The present research aims at the development of supported catalysts to promote the conversion of biogenic molecules (e.g. sugars, lignin fractions and others) into chemicals. The central idea is to prepare hybrid meso/macroporous glasses that are sufficiently stable to the corrosive environment of the biomass chemical conversion. The use of glasses as supports allow achieving the desired …
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