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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Araraquara. Instituto de Química (IQ) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
He has a degree in Chemistry from Chemistry Institute at São Paulo State University (UNESP) (1995), a Masters in Chemistry from São Paulo State University (1998), a Ph.D. in Chemistry - Universite de Rennes I (2002) and a Ph.D. in Chemistry from São Paulo State University (2002). He completed postdoctoral studies at the Université de Paris Sud (2002-2003) and postdoctoral studies at the Gleb Wataglin Institute of Physics at the State University of Campinas (2004-2007). He developed a Young Researcher project in the Department of Physics of the Faculty of Sciences of UNESP in Bauru (2007-2009). He was an associate professor at the Chemistry Department of UFSCar in São Carlos, SP, from August 2009 to May 2013. He completed an one year as invited researcher at ICMCB at Bordeaux University, in France between 08/2019 and 07/2020. He completed three months as invited researcher at Aveiro University, in Portugal, 12/2023 and 02/2024. He is a member of the Chemistry Panel ansd is the Coordinator for Multi-user Equipment Program of FAPESP since august 2022. He is currently a Lecturer at the Chemistry Institute of UNESP in Araraquara, SP. He has experience in the areas of Chemistry and Physics, with emphasis on Inorganic Chemistry, working mainly in the following subjects: glass and glass ceramics for photonics and magneto-optical materials, photonic crystals and photosensitive materials. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The objective of this project is to develop a new methodology for preparing single-mode optical fiber precursor preforms, and consequent preparation and characterization of fibers with magneto-optical properties, derived from oxide glasses containing high concentrations of paramagnetic ions, such as Tb3+. The optical fiber precursor glasses will be prepared by the conventional melt-quench…
Through fundamental research on structure-property relations, using complementary simulation, spectroscopic and functional characterization methods, we will map the "genome" and develop new active glasses and glass-ceramics with promising applications. For that, the core group of the Center will comprise 13 professors at USP and UFSCar (both located in São Carlos) who are experts in engin…
The Visit of Dr. Marc Dussauze aims to strengthen research ties between the Institute of Chemistry at UNESP in Araraquara and the University of Bordeaux, in France. During his stay in Araraquara, Dr. Dussauze will participate in scientific discussions about the results obtained by our students who are actually in internship (BEPE) at the French Institution, as well as in the elaboration o…
The goal of the present project is to obtain glassy materials containing transition metal nanoparticles that will be studied in two fronts: The first concerns the preparation of glasses for photonics focusing mainly on the optical properties of heavy metal oxide glasses containing both nanoparticles and rare earth ions and their applications in all optical devices. The second one refers t…
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This project aims to manufacture and characterize core-shell fibers with optical and magneto-optical properties, derived from oxide glasses of the B2O3 - Al2O3 - Ga2O3 system containing Tb3+, Gd3+ and/or Dy3+ ions solubilized in their glass network. The glasses will be prepared using the classical methodology of fusion followed by thermal shock. The preforms, derived from these compositio…
The objective of this project is to develop a new methodology for preparing single-mode optical fiber precursor preforms, and consequent preparation and characterization of fibers with magneto-optical properties, derived from oxide glasses containing high concentrations of paramagnetic ions, such as Tb3+. The optical fiber precursor glasses will be prepared by the conventional melt-quench…
Two different approaches have been used in the last years to prepare magnetic glasses and glass-ceramics: A) magnetic glasses - strong paramagnetic effects can be achieve by introducing high amouts of transition metals, such as Mn, Fe and Ni, as well, as rare earths, like Gd and Tb ions into glass matrix. Such materials can be used in several kinds of photonic applications such as materia…
Glasses with magnetic properties are very new materials with a large possibility of applications. Despite the field of applications be close enough and new products be close to the market, the real understand of the structure and the origin of the phenomena are not clear. In this sense the motivation of this project is study the environment around the paramagnetic ions using techniques su…
This project aims to study sustainable solutions and obtain technology to be used in obtaining coating for glass used in civil construction. A very serious problem that has been neglected, both by glass industries around the globe and by civil construction companies, refers to the great mortality of birds due to collisions with glass surfaces, which can occur in large buildings, sheds, ho…
This project aims to obtain glass and glass-ceramics based on heavy metal oxides, doped with rare earth ions to obtain materials that can be used as gas sensors in the mid-infrared region. The composition of the glasses will contain GeO2 and Ga2O3 as base compounds, in addition to the combination with other oxides. These compositions will be doped with different concentrations of rare ear…
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All-optical photonic devices are currently widely investigated as they allow to improve the overall circuit speed which is limited by response time of electronic devices. Advances are being made in this regard, such as the manufacture of optoelectronic device development and integrating optoelectronic with electronic devices for optoelectronic integrated circuits. Niobium (Brazilian natio…
This project approaches the execution for an internship, in the Institute of Chemistry of Condensed Matter of Bordeaux (ICMCB) at University of Bordeaux, in France. The project aims the study of the magnetic and magneto-optical properties of glasses containing magnetic nanoparticles dispersed homogeneously in the matrix and also glasses containing paramagnetic rare earth ions after therma…
This post-doc project aims our participation in the development of 3D laser printing technology of glasses. Due to novelty, the technology is under development and many challenges are expected. To overcome the difficulties, a synergetic effort between researchers from multidisciplinary groups coming from Universities of Bordeaux (France) and University of Laval (Canada) was created. This …
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