Eduardo Gonçalves Ciapina

Eduardo G. Ciapina is an Assistant Professor (MS 3.2) at the Department of Chemistry and Energy of the Faculty of Engineering and Sciences of Guaratinguetá - UNESP, working in both undergraduate and graduate programs. He holds a Ph.D. in Sciences with specialization in Physical Chemistry from the Institute of Chemistry of São Carlos (University of São Paulo - USP) and a Master's degree in Physical Chemistry from the same institution (2006). He completed his Bachelor's degree in Chemistry at the Institute of Chemistry - UNESP in 2003.He conducted postdoctoral research at the Electrochemistry Group of the Institute of Chemistry of São Carlos (IQSC/USP) from 2010 to 2012, including a research stay as a visiting researcher at Argonne National Laboratory (USA). Since 2004, he has been working primarily in Electrochemistry, with emphasis on electrocatalysis, fundamental electrochemistry, and electrochemistry of nanostructured materials. He has experience in the synthesis and characterization of nanostructures, including techniques that employ synchrotron radiation, such as X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy.He is the author of the book "Apresentações científicas nota 10!" (ISBN 978-65-86139-85-3) and co-author of 2 chapters in the "Handbook of Fuel Cells - Fundamentals, Technology, and Applications" (Wiley). He has delivered several lectures on how to plan, prepare, and conduct scientific presentations, some of which are available on YouTube with over 7,400 views.He has published 24 scientific articles in peer-reviewed indexed journals (H-index = 12, Scopus) and developed 1 free software for calculating the surface area of solid electrodes (with over 7,400 reads on ResearchGate, as of April 2025). He serves as a reviewer for various international journals.He coordinates the "Café com Ciência" (Coffee with Science) project (short and interesting monthly lectures) and participates in university extension projects aimed at organizing science fairs for high school students (EXPRECI), as well as extension activities focused on the bioconversion of organic waste into value-added products (Source: Lattes Curriculum)