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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Ilha Solteira. Faculdade de Engenharia (FEIS) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
He holds bachelor's and teaching degrees in Physics from the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar), obtained in 2003 and 2006, respectively. Alongside Professors Ana Augusta Mendonça de Oliveira and Fabiano Colauto, he was one of the pioneers of the direct PhD program in Physics funded by FAPESP (Grant 2004/00645-2) at UFSCars Department of Physics, completed in 2009. In 2025, he secured approval for the first direct PhD project funded by FAPESP in the Department of Physics and Chemistry at UNESP, Ilha Solteira campus. He held a FAPESP-funded postdoctoral fellowship in 2009 (Grant 09/10527-0). He joined UNESP as a faculty member in July 2010 and became Associate Professor in July 2018.From 2017 to 2020, he coordinated the Graduate Program in Materials Science (PPGCM), during which the program was rated 6 by CAPES. He also served as vice-coordinator from 2021 to 2025. Additionally, he has been a member of the Local Committee for Internationalization (CLI), the CCPG Advisory Committee for Graduate Program Monitoring (CAPG), and the Scientific Committee of UNESPs Research Provost Office. He conducts scientific research with international collaborators mainly from Germany, Spain, Colombia, Russia and Venezuela and has coordinated an International Research Network under the CAPES-PrInt program at UNESP. His scientific interests lie in the fields of Physics and Chemistry of Materials, with emphasis on superconductivity and alternative energy sources such as hydrogen-based technologies. His work focuses on vortex matter and dynamics, structured and granular superconductors, YBCO ceramic nanofibers, the new nickelate superconductors, and structuring techniques such as Solution Blow Spinning.Throughout his academic career, he has supervised more than fifty undergraduate students, over ten masters students, nearly ten doctoral candidates, and three postdoctoral researchers. On a personal note, he is the father of André Luiz Zadorosny, born in 2006 and currently living with his mother 450 km away, and of Tomás Costa Zadorosny, born in 2020, from his marriage to Francine Bettio Costa Zadorosny, a public servant at the local municipality. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This proposal will build a completely new collaboration between two groups working on superconductivity in Brazil and the UK. Teacher Hampshire's group in Durham is one of the world's leading groups working on the properties of superconductors in high magnetic fields. It houses state-of-the-art facilities to make measurements up to 15 T and has well-established access to international hig…
The studies proposed in this manuscript follow two research lines in the superconductivity area with materials at macro and nanoscopic scales. One of them is focused on the experimental area, which is based on the production and characterization of non-conventional superconductors, e.g., the oxide materials. We are proposing the study of BSCCO (B2212) and YBCO materials. The last one with…
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The nickelates stand out as a promising class of superconductors due to the potential for achieving high critical temperatures and their similarities with cuprates. In particular, La3Ni2O7 exhibits critical temperatures that can reach 80 K under high pressures, opening new research opportunities to understand the mechanisms of superconductivity in nickel-based systems. The structural and …
Ceramic materials are brittle, and this feature avoids many of their applications. The same occurs with the ceramic superconductor YBa2Cu3O7-x (YBCO) when it is produced as textured pellets or nanowires using the solution blow spinning (SBS) technique. In the first situation, cracks appear after heat treatments due to internal stresses arising in the sample. In the case of submicrometric …
The knowledge of the vortex dynamics, its viscous motion, and its interaction with defects is essential for the superconductor´s application. If, on the one hand, such vortex-defect interactions have been extensively explored, on the other one, new defect natures have been proposed to control the vortex dynamics. Additionally, there is a lack of studies dealing with the defect´s geometry,…
The vortex dynamics and the interaction of vortices with pinning centers have already been published. Some works are based on experiments as those ones to visualize the profile of the flux avalanches associated with qualitative analysis obtained by the time-dependent Ginzburg-Landau (TDGL) theory. Then, in this undergraduate work, we will study the vortex dynamics in mesoscopic supercondu…
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