CV Lattes
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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola Superior de Agricultura Luiz de Queiroz (ESALQ) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Graduated in Chemistry from Universidade Estadual de Londrina (1997), with master's and PhD degrees in Chemistry from Universidade Federal de São Carlos (2001 and 2004, respectively), currently working as an Associate Professor at Universidade de São Paulo (USP), where he heads the Department of Exact Sciences (2022-2026 term). Expert in analytical chemistry, with extensive experience in trace metal analysis, analytical instrumentation, and sample preparation, particularly at the intersection of chemistry, agriculture, and the environment. He coordinates the CEPARA university extension group and serves as a technical consultant for Abisolo. He actively engages in various technical and academic projects, including chemical analysis training for agricultural cooperatives and fertilizer companies, specialized courses on complexes and chelates, and participates in studies assessing the economic feasibility of analytical laboratories. He is deeply involved in institutional activities, notably as a member of the Esalq-USP congregation, faculty representative at Campus Luiz de Queiroz, and fiscal councilor of FEALQ. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The traditional soil sampling and chemical analysis do not evaluate important parameters for plant nutrition, like as: water retain, sunlight, microbial activity, transport phenomena, physical structure, hydraulic conductivity and the diffusion of ions. In situ extraction of soil solution, seems as a promising alternative to conventional sampling, that sampling devices introduced into soi…
The construction waste classified as recyclable or reusable waste as aggregates, are composed of earthmoving, ceramics (bricks, blocks, etc.), mortar, concrete and others. These residues, when crushed, produce aggregates with a chemical composition similar to soil, differing in the absence of essential nutrients to plants and physical and chemical characteristics, such as particle size, d…
The lack of improved protocols for the field application of biofertilizers is a limiting factor for its worldwide large-scale use. In Brazil, biofertilizers are evaluated considering different soil attributes and/or test-plants, in other words, there is no standardization in these evaluations. Despite the growing need for new technologies in agriculture, as well as increased productivity,…
The focus of this work is the study of evaporator / concentrator of sugarcane mills, their morphological and chemical characterization, correlation to the components present in the sugarcane juice, study of substances to minimize our formation and facilitate their removal. Determination of juice composition will be performed by flow analysis system from juice samples clarified in the evap…
Food demand from populations that should reach 9 billion tons worldwide until 2050, raising the challenge to increase agricultural production. The development of new technologies to increase food production levels to meet demands for the next decades is essential. In this context, fertilizers use efficiency (FUE) emerges as an important tool in which nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus…
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