graduate at Ciências dos Alimentos from Universidade de São Paulo (2005) and master's at Agronomia from Escola Superior de Agricultura "Luiz de Queiroz" (2007). Has experience in Genetics, focusing on Molecular Genetics and of Microorganisms, acting on the following subjects: bactéria, 16s, cachaça, cana-de-açúcar and contaminante. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The project under consideration for this PIPE FAPESP Sebrae StartUp-Company call involves the technological validation of yeast developed for the corn ethanol industry. This technology enhances ethanol yield and reduces operational costs, producing positive economic and environmental impacts for biorefineries. The prototype validation will be conducted in partnership with BIOX, a leader i…
In the baking sector, four macro trends are expected to emerge in the coming years in Brazil: (i) greater control and improvement in product quality; (ii) experimentation of new flavors, aromas, colors and textures; (iii) nutrition and functionality, with an increase in the quality of the diet, with emphasis on products with presence of probiotics and with natural sources of proteins, vit…
In the baking and beverages sectors, three trends are expected to emerge in Brazil in the coming years: improvement in product quality and experimentation of new flavors, aromas, colors and textures (i); nutrition and functionality, with an increase in the quality of the diet, especially products that contains probiotics and natural sources of proteins, vitamins and antioxidants (ii); and…
The cellulosic ethanol technology (2G) consists in converting the plant cell wall polymers into ethanol. The pre-treatment step disrupts the lignocellulosic structure allowing access of the enzymes during the hydrolysis, and ensuing monomerization of the polymers, releasing sugars to be metabolized by yeasts. By the fact that naturally does not consume pentose, Saccharomyces cerevisiae is…
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