Graduated in Physics at Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (2003), MSc in Physics at University of São Paulo (2003), PhD in Physics at University of São Paulo - Brazil and University of Seville - Spain (2011 ) and Postdoctoral at the Department of Nuclear Physics of the Institute of Physics of the University of São Paulo (2012). In the period of nov/2012 until Apr/2014 she was Adjunct teacher at Federal Technological University of Paraná. Since 04/2014 is professor of Institute of Physics at the University of São Paulo. She is a member of the Brazilian Physical Society and the Brazilian Society for Radiological Protection. She has experience in nuclear physics with emphasis on nuclear reactions, with exotic and radiactive nuclei, developing activities using the RIBRAS (Radioactive Ion Beams in Brasil), the first and the only facility for the production of secondary beams of exotic nuclei in Brazil and Latin America. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In the last years, the study of the nuclei out of the stability line became the object of great interest because they constitute an extremely extensive field of research since light, rich in protons or neutrons, up to superheavy elements. These nuclei have extreme situations for the binding energy and isospin, constituting a 'laboratory' of tests for the nuclear models, and are important…
The scientific initiation project of the student Gabriel de Souza Gonçalves aims to obtain the dineutron potential in the 58Ni target. To achieve this, new experimental data will be used for the 6He+58Ni and 4He+58Ni systems, in addition to data from the literature. Firstly, a global potential will be obtained for the interaction between the alpha particle and the 58Ni target in the energ…
During the last years the study of nuclei far from beta stability line (exotic nuclei) has become an object of great interest specially because they constitute an extremely wide and unknown research field, involving since proton and neutron rich light nuclei up to super-heavy elements. Exotic nuclei present extremely low binding energies and large isospin values constituting a "laborator…
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