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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Rio Claro. Instituto de Geociências e Ciências Exatas (IGCE) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Graduate in Physics by the Universidade Estadual de Campinas (1995), master's in Physics from Universidade Estadual de Campinas (1998) and Ph.D. in Physics from Universidade de São Paulo (2002). Associate Professor at Sao Paulo State University - UNESP. Was a visiting scholar at PennState University - USA, during the period september 2012 - march-2013(financial support: BPE-FAPESP). During the period of July/2022 - April/2023, was a visiting professor at Université Claude Bernard - Lyon 1, UCLB, France (financial support: BPE-FAPESP). Experience in Physics, with an emphasis on the study of Computational Simulation methods applied to new materials, electronic structure and condensed matter physics. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This proposal, besides its scientific content, aims to update the installation of a computational structure which has been used by my research group in the last 6 years as a professor atthe Physics Department of São Paulo State University. This computational structure has beenused to develop computational models and codes applied to atomistic simulations of nanoscopic systems. This comput…
This proposal aims to complete the installation of a computational structure which is suitable for development and testing of computer codes and atomistic simulations of nanoscopic systems to bedeveloped at the Physics Department of Unesp in Rio Claro. This isntallation began with support of Fapesp (Grant 2011/17253-3) and other funding agencies, like CNPq and Fundunesp. Besides that, the…
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In this project, the student will study the mechanical and structural properties of nanostructured materials, especially nanocones and similar structures. The development proposed here will be based on atomistic methods, notably reactive potentials, whose results will be compared with those obtained using quantum methodologies, specially the DFTB (Tight Binding DFT) approximation. One of …
We propose a study regarding porous materials in which we will investigate their mechanical properties and interactions with different fluids. One of the interests is to apply atomistic molecular dynamics methods using reactive potentials in the study of such systems. Special attention will be directed towards the possibility of creation of membranes for the separation of gases, or saline…
The proposition is to carry a study about nanostructured materials that are interesting for the present Materials Science. The student will learn about methods for the calculation of vibrational and mechanical properties. One of the interests is to apply classical and quantum mechanical methods to the study of the systems of interest. Particularly, we intend to carry calculations of the v…
Here we propose a study regarding low dimensional materials in which mechanical and electronic structure properties will be investigated. One of the main interests is to apply atomistic molecular dynamics methods, both classical and quantum versions, in the study of such systems. Special attention will be focused on the possibility of creation of new nanostructured materials, like nanorib…
Here we propose an investigation about the use of a combination of reactive atomistic methods, both classical and quantum, in the study of mechanical, electronic and topological properties of nanostructured materials. In the last few years me and my collaborators have put a lot of effort on the development and application of two reactive methodologies, namely the ReaxFF reactive potential…
The goal of this project is to make a study about the application and the development of parameters for the reactive potential REAXFF in the study of nanostructures. During the development of this project, we will go further with a previously established scientific collaboration with the group of professor Adri C.T. van Duin from Penn State University. During this period, I will have the…
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