bachelor's at geologia from Instituto de Geociencias - Univ. de São Paulo (2009) and master's at Geology from Universidade de São Paulo (2012). , acting on the following subjects: nível relativo do mar, sistema costeiro, duna frontal, modelo-escala and ocupação costeira. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Precipitation is arguably one of the main controlling factors of life on Earth. From food production to water availability, changes in precipitation patterns can lead to social disruption and massive economic loss. Recent findings point to a possible human-driven slowdown of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation. Such reduction could lead to the South Atlantic warming, and conse…
Precipitation is arguably one of the main controlling factors of life on Earth. From foodproduction to water availability, changes in precipitation patterns can lead to social disruption andmassive economic loss. Recent findings point to a possible human-driven slowdown of the AtlanticMeridional Overturning Circulation. Such reduction could lead to the South Atlantic warming, andconsequen…
Effective communication on climate change is crucial for global awareness and sustainable actions. This project aims, through scientific journalism, to disseminate the impacts of South Atlantic warming on precipitation in South America, fostering understanding of climate change for collective mobilization and awareness.
The sedimentary records from marine sediments are among the most widely used archives for reconstructing late Quaternary climate and oceanographic changes. A large number of proxies based on the biological, chemical, physical, and isotopic properties of sediments are available, enabling the reconstruction of essential climate and oceanic parameters. For example, temperature, salinity, pri…
The Serra da Capivara National Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site) region has great archaeological record left by one of the earliest human occupations in the Americas, as well as paleontological ones, related to the abundant remains of the Pleistocene megafauna.Researches on these themes have been developed in the region since the creation of the park in the 1970s. The semi-arid climate of…
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