He has a Bachelor's degree in Physics from UNICAMP (1991), a Master's degree in Physics from UNICAMP (1994), a PhD in Physics from UNICAMP (1998) and an Internship at Max Planck Institut Fuer Festkoerperforschung Stuttgart (1996/1997). He completed post-doctoral internships at the IFGW-Unicamp (1998), Department of Electrical Engineering at Princeton University-USA (1998/1999) and at the former XEROX Palo Alto Research Center-USA (1999/2000). He was admitted as Professor at USP in December 2000. He was approved in the Habilitation/Free Teaching in November 2006. He was promoted to Associate Professor 3 (MS-5.3 in 2012) and to Full Professor in February/2018. Currently a Professor of the Department of Physics - Faculty of Philosophy, Sciences and Letters at Ribeirão Preto - University of São Paulo. He has been coordinator of the undergraduate course in Medical Physics and postgraduate in Physics Applied to Medicine and Biology. He has also been head of the Physics Department and the Vice-Director of the Faculty (FFCLRP) for a term of 2016-2020. He is the Director of FFCLRP-USP for the term 2020-2024. He performs review activities for several indexed journals. He was a technical reviewer for the book on Quantum Mechanics by David J. Griffiths, Pearson Press (2011). Has experience in the area of Materials Physics and Devices, with emphasis on semiconductors, photodiodes, transistors, thin films and sensors. He completed 29 scientific initiation guidelines, 20 of the Improvement of Teaching Program (PAE-USP), 12 of Master's, 10 of Doctorate and 4 supervisions of Post-Doctorate. Author of 105 papers indexed in the ISI, with 1806 citations on August/30/2021, only 12% of which correspond to self-credits. H Index = 25. Average of 16,57 citations per article. Contact: mulato (at) usp.br - Researcher ID: http://www.researcherid.com/rid/J-7756-2012 and Google Scholar: http://scholar.google.com/citations?user=JnsPpgwAAAAJ website: http://sites.usp.br/sensormat facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sensormatlab (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The funding to be received by FFCLRP/USP in the amount of 923,739.44, referring to the concessions carried out in 2021 by FAPESP will be applied as follows: COLLECTIVE DEMAND: Support and improvements of collective infrastructures to support research with adequacy of electrical and logical network, maintenance of generators, maintenance of multi-user equipments, construction of benches, i…
The amount of 282.435,28 to be received by FFCLRP/USP, referring to concessions carried out in 2020 will be applied as follows: COLLECTIVE DEMAND: Support and improvements of collective research support infrastructure with the upgrade of the Server acquired with the RTI 2020, adaptation and expansion of the electrical and logic network, maintenance of generators, acquisition of ultrafreez…
The financial value to be received by the FFCLRP / USP in the amount of 421,956.87, referring to the concessions made in 2019 will be applied as follows: COLLECTIVE DEMAND: Support and improvements in collective infrastructure to support research with the acquisition of a server, adaptation and expansion of electrical and logical network, maintenance of electric generators, acquisition of…
Dengue fever is an incurable mosquito-borne tropical disease initiated by the Dengue virus. This virus is spread by mosquitos mostly in tropical and subtropical areas of the world. Symptoms can evolve from fever and muscle/joint pains to life-threatening Dengue hemorrhagic fever characterized by increased vascular permeability, hemorrhage and shock. According to the World Health Organizat…
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The development of biosensors ranges from choosing a target todetection to the analysis of quantities related to its efficiency. The knowledgeabout the components present in a biosensor (bioreceptor, transducer and thetarget to be detected) is fundamental to understanding the modification ofsurface and formation of immobilization layers. The choice of bioreceptor and thetechnique used for…
Biosensors are devices of high precision, specificity, simplicity and capable of detecting diseases in their early stages. In particular, biosensors based on organic materials have gained attention from the scientific community, as they allow the production of biocompatible, flexible, low-cost devices and are capable of detecting lower concentrations of analyte compared to conventional me…
The necessity to quantify analytes of biological interest encouraged the search for development of devices called biosensors. These devices must be capable of converting biological signals into measurable electrical signals, keeping the sensor selectivity with the interest analyte. Preferably they must be biocompatible. Field effect transistors are solid state devices with potential use i…
One of the biggest factor associated with the success in cancer treatment, in general, is the early detection. In breast cancer, the most common methods of diagnostic are: mammography, ultrasonography and magnetic resonance. Although they are effective, in most cases, the diagnostic is obtained when the disease is already in an advanced stage, which requires more aggressive treatments, an…
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Conducting and conjugated polymers are of great importance for several applications. Among the possible applications, the use of these polymers as active-sensing stage in chemical sensors and biosensors is well stablished. The main reason is that the electrical and optical properties of the polymeric material change as function of the protonation/de-protonation process that occurs when it…
Identification of cancer-specific markers at an early stage can greatly improve clinicalsuccess rate and reduce cancer-related mortality. Faster, more sensitive and robustbiosensors are being developed in a wide range of techniques for the detectionof disease markers, but very few devices enter clinical trials for cancer diagnosis.This collaboration focuses on the development of biosensor…
Identification of cancer-specific markers at an early stage can greatly improve clinical success rate and reduce cancer-related mortality. Faster, more sensitive and robust biosensors are being developed in a wide range of techniques for the detection of disease markers, but very few devices enter clinical trials for cancer diagnosis.This collaboration focuses on the development of biosen…
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