Ana Paola Prata Cione

Holds a bachelor's degree in Technological Chemistry (1993), and a degree in Science from the São Carlos Institute of Chemistry (1995), a Master's degree in Chemistry from the São Carlos Institute of Chemistry (1995) and a PhD in Physical Chemistry from the São Carlos Institute of Chemistry. Carlos (2000). While in the academic area, he produced works in the area of Interface Chemistry, working mainly on the following topics: photophysics, clays, photochemistry, clays and aggregates. Between 2001 and 2012, worked as a researcher in the chemical analysis services sector. The main areas of expertise were the development and validation of methodologies by liquid chromatography (Stability Indicating Methods), by gas chromatography, atomic absorption and ICP), in matrices such as drugs, water and soils. Services performed in a BPL and ISO17025 environment. In 2012, joined the Research and Development team at Syngenta Crop Protection for Latin America. Holds the position of Manager and Team Leader responsible for the Environmental Product Safety Area in the execution of Environmental Risk Assessment according to the excellence of science and regulations of the countries subject to these requirements. In 2021 also became "Principal Technical Scientist" for Latin America. Experienced Environmental Specialist with a proven track record of working in the agrochemical industry, specializing in Environmental Safety - Ecological Risk Assessment. Functional responsibilities include providing security data, security assessments and supporting regulatory strategies and submissions for the Syngenta portfolio, thereby securing licenses to sell and operate. Specialties: Environmental Risk Assessment, Environmental Science, Ecotoxicology, Environmental Exposure Member of the Latin American (SETAC LA) and World (SETAC World Council) Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Society Member of the Board of IBERA (International Board of Environmental Risk Advisors) Member of CropLife Brazil (CLB), CropLife LATAM (CLLA) and Croplife International (CLI-ERA) (Source: Lattes Curriculum)