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Universidade Federal de São Carlos (UFSCAR). Centro de Ciências Exatas e de Tecnologia (CCET) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
PhD in Sciences with an emphasis on Condensed Matter Physics, holds a degree in Physics (Bachelors and Teaching Licensure) from the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar). Completed a doctorate at the same institution with support from a FAPESP scholarship and an internship at the University of Oslo, Norway. Subsequently, conducted postdoctoral research with the Superconductivity and Magnetism Group (GSM) at UFSCar and served as a visiting researcher at Argonne National Laboratory, USA.Currently, he is an Associate Professor III in the Department of Physics at UFSCar, where he conducts experimental research in the fields of Superconductivity and Magnetism. His academic activities include mentoring students, developing national and international scientific collaborations, and publishing articles in high-impact journals. Additionally, he contributes to the training of new scientists and the advancement of research in Brazil. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Anisotropic superconductors are considered promising for use in fluxonic devices. Usually, the anisotropy of these materials is intrinsic. However, it is possible to turn an isotropic superconductor into an anisotropic one, by applying an in-plane magnetic field along its plane. Such anisotropy is tunable by varying the magnitude and the direction of the in-plane field. We intend to inves…
Low temperature superconducting films submitted to certain values of magnetic field and temperature are vulnerable to abrupt penetration of magnetic flux. These occurrences arise from a thermomagnetic unbalance, in which instabilities manifest as flux avalanches creating dendritic paths. The speed and size distribution of dendrites are determined by the relative importance of thermal and …
The anisotropic electromagnetic behavior of superconducting films will be investigated by means of electrical measurements. In the experiments, the sample will be cooled below its critical temperature under an in-plane field. Such parallel field induces anisotropy in the penetrated flux dynamics when there is a further application of a perpendicular field, concomitantly to the parallel on…
Type II superconductors allow penetration of magnetic flux, that could, at first sight, seem harmful to the maintenance of the superconducting state. However, coexistence of superconductivity and magnetism, i.e., the mixed state makes it possible to use superconductors in many applications. There is, however, an inherent problem with this type of superconductors: the vortex motion. Chang…
Arresting vortices is crucial to application of superconductors, since dissipative process due to this dynamic limits the use of these materials. As solution, one needs to immobilize vortices in pinning centers. In HTS, such dynamics exhibit different regimes of Vortex Matter, whose properties are strongly affected by the interaction with the inherently complex medium of ceramic materials…
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