José Helder Facundo Severo

Here is the translated version of the revised text in English:Holds a robust background in Physics, initially obtained at the Russian Peoples' Friendship University, where they completed their undergraduate degree in 1994 and their master's degree in 1996. They broadened their practical experience through a one-year internship at the Kurchatov Institute in Moscow in 1997. They furthered their academic journey by earning a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of São Paulo (USP) in 2003. Subsequently, they deepened their research and technical knowledge by undertaking postdoctoral work at the Ioffe Institute in Saint Petersburg, Russia, in 2005, and at the Institute of Physics at USP in 2007. Since 2009, they have been serving as a faculty member at the Institute of Physics at USP, significantly contributing to the academic and scientific development of the institution.Currently, they are in charge of the Plasma Physics Laboratory at USP and lead the optical diagnostics efforts of the TCABR tokamak. In 2014, aiming to promote interdisciplinary collaboration and the enhancement of skills in the area of optical design, they founded an innovative group of optical designers at USP, the USP Optical Designers Group.Their career is highlighted by extensive experience in physics, with a special focus on plasma physics and magnetic confinement systems. They are actively engaged in research, especially in plasma spectroscopy, optical diagnostics for nuclear fusion, and optical design, employing cutting-edge tools such as OSLO and Zemax. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)