Fernando Ely

He is currently Senior Technologist and Coordinator of the Technological Park and Labs. Opened at CTI Renato Archer. He holds a degree in Chemistry from UFRGS (1997), a master's degree (2000) and a doctorate (2004) in Chemistry from UFSC, a postdoctoral degree from CenPRA (2004-2006). Fulbright Awarded Visiting Researcher at the University of Texas at Dallas (2019-2020) developing nanoscintillators. Visiting researcher at the University of Texas at Dallas (2016-2017) developing nanocomposites for radiation detectors. Visiting researcher at the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymers (2013, Potsdan, Germany) developing quantum dot synthesis processes. In the period 2005-2011, he was technical leader in the program with HP-Hewlett-Packard Lab-Palo Alto for the development of a new reflective/emissive plastic display manufactured by ink-jet printing deposition and roll-to-roll (R2R) processes. From 2009-2010 he was the technical leader of the project (Solar power delivery for notebooks and handheld devices) funded by Hewlett-Packard of Houston. He has extensive experience in the field of chemistry, with an emphasis on organic synthesis and nanomaterials, in the development of prototypes of liquid crystal displays (LCDs), reflective and emissive displays (Quantum dots and OLEDs), organic electronic devices, photovoltaic and wearable electronics. Dr. Fernando Ely coordinates R,DI projects related to nanomaterials and processes in micro and nanoelectronics applied to organic and printed electronics, radiation detectors, advanced solar cells and textile and wearable electronics. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)