CV Lattes
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Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP). Campus São José dos Campos. Instituto de Ciência e Tecnologia (ICT) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Senior Consultant in the field of Learning Projects (Instructional Design | eLearning | Educational Products). Experienced in managing the design, implementation, and production of learning experiences for courses/training (short-medium-long duration, both in face-to-face and online settings); a well-established career in the Education sector (universities and Edtech). Conducts research and development in innovation in the teaching-learning process for the development of essential cognitive, socio-emotional, and behavioral competencies for a more global and meaningful education. The research is based on the use of educational technologies and the development of new teaching-learning methodologies, the creation of complementary training, and new forms of assessment to promote a more student-centered and individualized education. Skilled in leading multidisciplinary teams and the ability to influence mental models, empathetic positioning, active listening, non-violent communication, ease of autonomous learning, identifying the upskilling needs of others, and translating complex environment operations into a sequence of assertive tasks. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Developing materials that could be implanted by minimally invasive surgeries and, at the same time, that allow and induce tissue`s treatment and growth is becoming a key path for enhancing people`s life quality. Thus, injectable materials, i.e. injectable calcium phosphate cements (iCPC), are strategic to suit the new trends in the biomaterials market and research field. Besides of being …
The scientific collaboration between researchers and research groups is, nowadays, a confident path for the development of new technologies in a competitive and globalized world. Thus, the visit of foreign researchers promotes ideas and knowledge exchange guaranteeing the country technological development. By Dr. Raúl García Carrodeguas' recent publications and collaboration works with Br…
Recently, the search for materials which could be implanted by minimally invasive surgeries, stimulate new tissue growth and are resorbable have shown a significant increase. In this context, the development of injectable materials that can be applied in vivo, such as calcium phosphate cements (CPC), become an important path in the studies for repairing diseased or damaged calcified tissu…
Developing materials that could be implanted by minimally invasive surgeries and, at the same time, that allow and induce tissue´s treatment and growth is becoming a key path for enhancing people´s life quality. Thus, injectable materials, i.e., injectable Calcium Phosphate Cements (iCPC), are strategic to suit the new trends in the biomaterials market and research field. Besides of being…
The most practical way to repair a bone defect of any size and in any part of the body would be through its replacement with a material which is chemically and morphologically similar to the bone matrix and which stimulates the new tissue growth while it is being degraded. In this context, calcium phosphate cements are excellent candidates, once, besides of being resorbable, they can be m…
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The higher life expectancy and increased sedentary lifestyle increased the incidence of bone diseases and the number of patients requiring biomedical implants. In this context, calcium phosphates (CaP) play an important role since they are biocompatible, resorbable and bioactive. These materials have been used as dense blocks, granules and scaffolds. The last one had porous structures tha…
Calcium phosphates (CaP) are potential candidates for bone treatments once they are biocompatible, bioactive and resorbable. Granules of CaP, which presents irregular forms, have shown an increase in their clinical application due to their higher rate of "in vivo" resorption. However, when this materials are associated with bioactive molecules, such as drugs, the control of their forms es…
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