Bachelor of Science in Ecology at Universidade Estadual Paulista - UNESP (2007) and Agronomy at Universidade Norte do Paraná - UNOPAR (2022), Master in Applied Ecology at Universidade de São Paulo - USP (2009), PhD in Science (Biology in Agriculture and Environment) at USP (2013), with sandwich period at Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO), The Netherlands (2010-2011), and postdoc in Brazil (Center for Nuclear Energy in Agriculture - CENA/USP) and United States (Computation Science Research Center - San Diego State University, and Institute for Environmental Genomics The University of Oklahoma) (2013-2017). Dr. Navarrete works on Ecosystem Ecology focused on Environmental Monitoring at Universidade Brasil, Campus of Fernandópolis. In this area he has developed researches with emphasis on: 1) Soil Biodiversity and Quality; 2) Agricultural and Environmental Sustainability; and 3) Ecological Risk Assessment in natural and man-made Ecosystems, and 4) Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Amazonian wetlands alone appear to contribute about 4% of the global annual emissions of CH4 from all natural and anthropogenic source according to published studies for over 10 years by the research team conducting the Large-scale Biosphere-Atmosphere Experiment in Amazônia (LBA). Given that microorganisms mediate the CH4 cycling, it is surprising that the role of microbial community com…
The definition and monitoring of soil quality parameters are essential for the sustainable primary production of sugarcane used in biologically-based industrial processes. In this sense, new methodologies based on molecular determinations can be associated with traditional methodologies and contribute directly to the assessment of the potential agro-environmental impacts of such productio…
Wetlands significantly contribute with the global annual emissions of methane (CH4). Given that microorganisms mediate the CH4 cycling, it is surprising that the role of microbial community composition in regulating the metabolic processes involved in CH4 flow in ecosystem scale is unknown. In this sense, this master's degree project proposal aims to reveal the composition of methanogenic…
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We present here a plan for a research internship abroad with the main objective to address one of main research goals described in the ongoing principal research proposal (FAPESP 2017/06415-9). The main objective of this research internship abroad is to apply computational approaches for merging, processing and annotation of sequences corresponded to functional cDNA from active microbes…
We present here a research internship abroad plan which main objective is to address directly and reliably on of principal research proposal's two core aims (FAPESP 2016/15289-4), which focuses on the application of computational approaches to combine the different datasets (physical and chemical soil factors, N2O emission fluxes and functional gene abundance - nirK/S and nosZ) for both f…
We present here a research internship abroad plan which main objective is to address one of two aims described in the ongoing principal research proposal (FAPESP 2012/13321-7). The main objective of this research internship abroad is to apply GeoChip 5.0, a functional gene-array-based high-throughput environmental technology for microbial community analysis, in order to identify genes tha…
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