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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Escola de Engenharia de Lorena (EEL) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
uisbachelor's at Engenharia Industrial Química from Universidade de São Paulo, Escola de Engenharia de Lorena (2003) and doctorate at Biotecnologia Industrial from Universidade de São Paulo, Escola de Engenharia de Lorena (2008). Has experience in Chemical Engineering, acting on the following subjects: agentes redutores de fe(iii), chelator, biorefinery, bioconversion and non-enzymatic biodegradation. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The various unique properties of nanocelluloses make them very attractive renewable building blocks for a broad spectrum of industrial and consumer applications. However, their commercialization has been slow due to the still high production costs and to the lack of commercial availability, at low cost, of nanocelluloses with different sets of properties, even within the same type of nano…
The various unique properties of nanocelluloses make them very attractive renewable building blocks for a broad spectrum of industrial and consumer applications. However, their commercialization has been slow due to the still high production costs and to the lack of commercial availability, at low cost, of nanocelluloses with different sets of properties, even within the same type of nano…
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Nanocellulose is a new class of renewable nanomaterial that can lead to several benefits in areas such as biomedical, automotive, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and electronics. The traditional production processes involves severe chemical or mechanical treatment steps, which have several technical, economic and environmental limitations. The recent proposal to add or replace one …
Nanocelluloses are bionanomaterials with promising applications in various sectors of the economy. The use of enzymatic technologies, a recent approach in the production of these bionanomaterials, have several technical and economic advantages compared to chemical or mechanical technologies. However, since they are produced by emerging technologies, limited information is known about the …
A spherical nanocellulose (CNS) represents a new type of nanocellulose with significant attractive potential due to its diverse properties and shape-dependent applications. Despite its remarkable characteristics, which may even surpass other types of nanocellulose, reports on production conditions are not concrete and present values that are not adaptable for profitable commercial-scale p…
Due to several aspects such as high performance, biodegradability, and the growing market perspectives, nanocellulose emerges as a material with potential to not only replace synthetic polymers, but also to develop green and active food packaging. Thus, this project aims to develop and analyse specific enzymatic treatments in order to produce nanocellulose with customized properties - suc…
Nanocrystalline cellulose (CNC) is a high value-added nanomaterial with an increasing number of applications in various industrial sectors. Traditionally, it is extracted from cellulosic materials by degrading non-crystalline cellulose domains by hydrolysis with concentrated sulfuric acid. However, the high concentration of acid used has negative environmental and economic consequences. A…
Cellulose nanocrystal (CNC) is a nanomaterial derived from lignocellulosic mass, with high added value and with a wide range of applications. It is traditionally produced by hydrolysis with concentrated sulfuric acid. However, such severe reaction conditions have environmental and economic consequences for the process. In addition, CNC yield with this method is typically low. Enzymatic hy…
Sugarcane has a fundamental role in Brazil's economy, from which it is possible to obtain sugar, alcohol, and bagasse, which is generally used in the generation of electricity. However, as it is rich in cellulose, it is an extremely attractive material for the production of nanocellulose. Nanocelluloses are biomaterials with enormous potential for application and have been the object of r…
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In Tissue Engineering, the lack of in vitro models that accurately replicate human tissue and organ physiologies represents a significant obstacle to the clinical progress of more effective in vivo treatment and medicine developments. In response to such difficulty, the use of polysaccharide-based hydrogels stands out in the formulation of bioinks for 3D bioprinting to assemble a desired …
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