CV Lattes
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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
He holds a degree in Chemistry (2005), a master's degree (2008) and a doctorate (2012) from the Institute of Chemistry of São Carlos of the University of São Paulo. He carried out a postdoctoral internship at the Universidad de Alicante - Spain (2012-2013) and, since 2014, he has been an adjunct professor at the Department of Chemistry at the Federal University of São Carlos. He has experience in the Electrochemistry area, working in the area of electro-catalysis of molecules with potential use in fuel cells and electrolyzers for H2 production. The lines of research involve fundamental studies on model surfaces, instabilities in electrochemical systems and the development of electrocatalyst and photoelectrocatalyst materials. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The electro-oxidation of small organic molecules is an interesting research field due to their application in converting energy systems like fuel cells. The reactions involve several pathways strongly dependent on factors as applied potential and surface conditions, with the possibility of developing dynamic instabilities. More than an excellent example of self-organization dynamics, inst…
The use of solar energy to promote chemical reactions has gained prominence in the literature in recent decades as an alternative to the classical methods of synthesis of organic compounds, as well as in the production of molecules for energy storage in the form of chemical bonds. While H2 is the main desired species for the cathode, it is required the development of anodic processes to p…
With the global energy crisis, new sustainable and renewable technologies are necessary, and green H2 is a strong candidate to replace derivatives fossil fuels. Its production can be achieved through water splitting - the catalytic breakdown of the water molecule. However, although the reaction at the cathode occurs without many obstacles, the oxidation semi-reaction has slow kinetics and…
The electro-oxidation of small organic molecules is an interesting research field due to their application in converting energy systems like fuel cells. The reactions involve several pathways strongly dependent on factors as applied potential and surface conditions, with the possibility of developing dynamic instabilities. More than an excellent example of self-organization dynamics, inst…
The electooxidation reactions of small organic molecules are of utmost relevance in energy conversion systems such as fuel cell. In this aspect, ethylene-glycol (EG) can be viewed as an interesting alternative to methanol, mainly due to its: (a) similar energy density, (b) low toxicity, and (c) low volatility. From the fundamental point of view, however, the presence of the C-C bond in th…
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