Bachelor's in Physics from Universidad de La Habana (1994), master's in Physics Física from Universidad de La Habana (1996) and doctorate in Physics from Universidade Federal de São Carlos (2001). Currently, Associate Professor at Universidade Federal de São Carlos, with experience in Solid State Physics, focusing on Semiconductor Physics and Semiconductor Nanostructures, acting on the following subjects: nanoscopic devices, electronic band structure, spintronics, spin-orbit interaction and magneo-optical properties. Member of the University Center for Mountaneering (CUME). Coordinator of extension projects in mountaneering and management of protected areas. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Developments in materials synthesis and processing have allowed, for some time, the exploration of coherent electron dynamics in condensed matter systems. These studies, typically at low-temperatures and in highly pure and defect-free systems, reveal interesting properties in materials themselves. However, and perhaps more interestingly, these studies also probe the detailed quantum mecha…
This proposal foresees the search and development of nanoscale electro-optical semiconductor devices and the systematic study of their optical and transport properties. The goals set now are framed within the scope of a collaborative work between the experimental growth, electro- optical spectroscopy, and theoretical calculations. Previous projects allowed the evolution of our research fr…
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The fabrication and characterization of graphene, in 2004, have opened new paths to the realization of a truly two-dimensional gas, with great perspectives to study both fundamental and applied physics related to quantum Hall effect, fractional quantum Hall effect, quantum anomalous Hall effect, quantum spin Hall effect, topological insulators, etc. Due to the low dimensionality and the s…
This project proposes a sequence of tasks related to the systematic study of the optical response and electronic properties of quasi-two-dimensional semiconductor systems of different compositions that open up possibilities for the electronic structure tuning and for the study of novel optical phenomena. The proposed problems will allow the systematic application of complementary theoreti…
This project proposes a sequence of tasks related to the systematic investigation of electronic properties of semiconductor quantum wells which would introduce the candidate to the study of spin phenomena in these nanostructures. This contribution is part of a collaboration between experimental growth and spectroscopy groups and theoretical coworkers that treat problems related to the man…
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Transition-metal dichalcogenides thin crystals rise as potential building blocks of thin electro-optical devices. Their electronic structure can be locally modified applying local stress or local electrostatic potentials (gates) to induce the appearance of barriers and/or wells for carrier confinement. Given the feasible manipulation of these quasi-2D systems, they can be used as thin fil…
This project proposes a sequence of tasks related to the systematic investigation of structural and electronic properties of bulk and nanostructured semiconductor prepared on the base of the II-VI materials, with and without manganese (Mn) incorporation. We will follow three major fields of investigation: i) Calculation of structural and electronic properties of bulk CdSe, such as wave fu…
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