CV Lattes
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Bauru. Faculdade de Ciências (FC) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Graduation in Chemistry from Universidade de São Paulo (2001) and PhD In Science at Universidade de São Paulo (2006). Adjunt professor in chemistry at Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (UNESP). Has experience in Chemistry, focusing on Organic Synthesis, acting on the following subjects: Niobium pentachloride, lewis acid, Multicomponent reactions, Photopolymerization and synthesis of organic dyes.. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In the last two decades, composite resins have become the main target of studies in the search for dental restorative materials, mainly for aesthetic and biocompatible reasons, factors that have gradually been optimized by research in various areas. These biomaterials are obtained via photopolymerization, in a radical polymerization mechanism that occurs in the organic matrix of the resin…
In recent years the aza-heterocyclic conjugated compounds, such as quinolines and anthrazolines derivatives, have gained interest in the scientific community due to the diversified electronic properties that allow for a wide range of optoelectronic applications (e.g., sensors, metal corrosion inhibitors, photopolymerization initiators, OLEDs, DSSCs (dye-sensitized solar cells) and perovsk…
The development of organic electronic devices have received great prominence in the global scientific scene, because those devices have a low cost for their production and present a good conversion efficiency of solar energy into electrical energy, electrical energy into light energy, amplification of electrical signals, among others. The main applications of organic compounds in electron…
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The elevated consumption of polymeric materials by society resulted in the exponential production growth of these materials in the last century. As a result, in 2022 it achieved 400.3 million tons, and most of them were derived from finite sources, and less than 10% were recycled. Thus, it is clear the demand for greener polymers, as well as initiators and catalysts involved in the proces…
Polymers represent a class of materials that are widely used in our daily lives. Despite its extreme importance, the polymerization reaction depends on the use of several reagents and toxic solvents, inert reaction conditions, heating and long reaction times. With this in mind, the photopolymerization reaction comes as an alternative to traditional methods of obtaining polymers, not requi…
Polymers represent a class of materials widely used in our routine, they are present in clothing made from synthetic fibers all the way to silicone heart valves. However, even though they are extremely important, the traditional polymerization reaction requires the use of several reagents, as well as complex, time-consuming and often toxic processes. Given this situation, photopolymerizat…
Polymers have become widely used and recognized in recent decades, due, amongother reasons, to the need to seek efficient materials that are alternatives in view of thedepletion and high cost of inorganic compounds. Among the new methods for obtainingpolymers is photopolymerization, this reaction is based on the irradiation of visible light in thepresence of a photoinitiating species that…
Since the first fluorescent chemical sensor reported in 1867 it has been frequently to find intelligent organic molecules that act as chemical sensors of high selectivity and sensitivity. In this process the colorimetric and fluorescence methods have more advantages since they are generally very sensitive, low cost, easily executable, versatile and fast-performing. Despite the great progr…
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The present project aims to use biomasses such as grape seed oil (triglyceride), jojoba oil (a fatty chain) and limonene (terpene) to produce renewable-based polymeric vitrimers. The biomasses will be used without purification aiming to facilitate a possible scale up process. Firstly, they will be epoxidized, aiming to increase their chemical reactivity. Then, they can undergo two distinc…
The project aims to synthesize and characterize novel metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) with quinoline derivative and rare earth metals, such as yttrium and terbium. MOFs are crystalline and porous materials, composed of metals and organic linkers, recognized for their exceptional surface areas, thermal and chemical stability, and functionalization potential. The quinoline derivative to be …
This project aims to synthesize and characterize novel metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) incorporating a Schiff base and an anthrazolinic derivative, in conjunction with rare earth metals such as yttrium and terbium. MOFs are highly porous crystalline materials whose properties can be tailored by selecting specific metal centers and organic ligands, rendering them highly promising for appli…
The development of organic electronic devices has received great interest of the scientific community worldwide, because those devices present low cost and good efficiency for converting solar energy into electrical energy, amplification of electrical signals, among others. About the main applications of organic compounds in electronic devices one can mention: organic solar cells (OSCs), …
There is no doubt that the search for novel organic molecules with a potential role in innovative organic (opto)electronic devices that has taken hold of our daily lives. Synthetic organic chemistry together with computational quantum chemical calculations emerge as excellent tools for the design and development of new classes of molecules as well as structural modifications in those alre…
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