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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
bachelor's at Engenharia de Materiais from Universidade Federal de São Carlos (2003), master's at Material and Metallurgical Engineering from Universidade Federal de São Carlos (2006), doctorate at Engineering from Universidade Federal de São Carlos (2009) and doctorate at Physique des Matériaux - Nanostructures from Universite Joseph Fourier (2009). Has experience in Material and Metallurgical Engineering, focusing on Material and Metallurgical Engineering, acting on the following subjects: nanocompósitos, reactive milling, armazenagem de hidrogênio, shs and hidretos metálicos. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Prof. Gabriel Meyer has outstanding experience in the development of instrumentation for the determination of hydrogen storage properties in materials, as well as in research on synthesis, processing, structure and properties of complex and metal hydrides. Thus, it is expected that the visiting researcher will contribute in a remarkable way to our group, considering our initiatives for th…
Professor Saisamorn Niyomsoan will participate in meetings with researchers from our group, who are responsible for research activities on hydrogen storage materials, along with post-doctoral fellows and graduate students involved in this theme. The main objectives of these discussions are the joint assessment of the current situation of the group's research activities, which are mainly s…
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Hydrogen is a viable alternative to fossil fuels because it is a cleaner and renewable energy carrier. However, for its large-scale use, it is necessary the development of safe and effective storage and transport systems. Alternative forms of hydrogen storage have been studied in recent years, as in solids through their physical adsorption to the surface of an material or chemical bonds f…
Advanced high strength steels are developed focusing on automotive industry as an alternative to fuel economy by reducing automobiles weight. Two routes are promising in this sector: low density steels are characterized by the addition of alloying elements lighter than iron, such as aluminum and manganese, which aim to reduce the mass of structural parts, maintaining a good ratio between …
In the development of a product, the search of possibilities for materials is usually supported by databases that organize the options according to their physical and chemical properties and criteria such as cost and environmental ones. Restrictions to the use of these databases are the limitation to the registered materials, and the costs of subscription, often inaccessible to researcher…
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Hydrogen storage is an important topic of applied research, in order to make H2 viable as a cleaner and more renewable energy source. Some of the most important recent advances in this area involve the development of solid hydrogen tanks using magnesium hydride. The main advantages of this material are its high gravimetric and volumetric storage capacities and the low cost of the startin…
Hydrogen storage is an important topic of applied research, in a way that H2 becomes viable as a cleaner and renewable energy source. Some of the major recent advances in this area refer to the development of solid hydrogen tanks using metallic hydrides, in particular based on MgH2. This material presents as main advantages its high volumetric density of energy and the low cost of startin…
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