Graduated in Chemistry at Universidade Estadual de Maringá (2003-2006), Master in electrochemistry at Universidade de São Paulo (2007-2009), PhD in electrochemistry and material at Universite de Grenoble/France (2010-2013), Postdoc in electrochemistry and nonlinear dynamics at USP (2013-2017), postdoc in electrochemistry and shaped nanoparticles at Technischen Universität Berlin (2015) and postdoc in electrochemistry and glycerol value-added products at USP (2017-2018), senior scientific research at Parque Tecnologico Itaipu. Having knowledge in chemistry focusing on electrochemistry, subjects: platinum electrode, fuel cell, organic electro-oxidation, nonlinear dynamics, high temperarture electrochemistry, nanoparticles and batteries. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The project has a technological challenge to develop a directly connected water electrolyzer-pulmonary respirator system, which will be a source of oxygen supply, making the respirator independent of cylinder gas by supplying companies. The main system importance is making respirators independent of commercial oxygen cylinders, with special interest to use in remote regions, where supply …
Many physical-chemistry systems exhibit complex behavior when distant from thermodynamic equilibrium. Multi-stability and oscillatory kinetics, for example, have complex behavior in reactive systems. Electrochemical systems are particularly interesting when it comes to investigations. It is due to the intrinsic simplicity of the experimental manipulation and detailed temporal dynamics ass…
A Direct Ethanol Fuel Cell (DEFC) is a device where chemical energy is converted to electricity with a high theoretical efficiency. However, an operating DEFC reaches values lower than expected, compromising its potential commercial applications. This problem is due to a poisoning of the catalysts by the reaction's intermediates, summed to the unfavorable kinetics of the ethanol complete …
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