I hold a degree in Biological Sciences, a postgraduate specialization in Applied Sanitation Sciences from EESC-USP, and a postdoctoral qualification from UFSCar.My academic journey led me to the world of entrepreneurship, where I harness science as a catalyst for technological innovation. As the Head of INSUMA Biotechnology, I am committed to continuous growth, striving to create impactful solutions by applying high-quality science to address real-world challenges, ultimately benefiting both society and the environment. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Our main aim is to optimize the production process of high-value-added bioactives derived from microalgae to meet the agricultural and industrial market segments, also to design a model for a microalgae biorefinery to scale the production. The obtaining and activity of these bioactives was validated by the Proof of Concept (POC) carried out in PIPE Phase-1 and demonstrated evidence for th…
Anaerobic Digestion (AD) is a biochemical process that converts organic matter into biogas. The biogas utilization mainly as fuel requires the CO2removal by physical and chemical processes, which are expensive energetically and financially (up to 45% of the total cost of the AD project). These processes do not allow the conversion and reuse of CO2 which is released into the atmosphere, co…
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