Materials Engineer from the Federal University of São Carlos (2006) and master's degree in Materials Science and Engineering from the Federal University of São Carlos (2009) and doctor degree at PPGCEM-UFSCar with a stage sandwich doctorate in Università di Ferrara, Italy. Primarily operates in the following areas: castings, reactivity of ceramic molds, titanium alloys, metallic biomaterials, implant surface, surface treatments, biocompatibility, cellular assays in vitro, osteoblasts, osseointegration. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Currently biomaterials can present key features that promote specific biological activities at the cellular level optimizing systemic responses that accelerate the recovery process of patients. In the competitive scenario of implants for both medicine and dentistry, the interactions of the surface of the material with the physiological environment are determinant to favor osseointegration…
The current tendency of research and development of biomedical materials is focused on the achievement of certain characteristics that promotes biological activities in such a manner to induce or accelerate answers that will lead to a shorter postoperative period. In intraosseous implants, researches are seeking surfaces that will exert adequate biological answers to osteoblasts in order …
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