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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Química (IQ) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Assistant Professor at the Inorganic Chemistry Department from the University of Campinas (UNICAMP). Bachelor of Chemistry from State University of Campinas (2010-2013), Master in Chemistry from State University of Campinas (2014-2016) and PhD in Chemistry at Federal University of Paraná (2016-2020), with a period of six months (05/2019-10/2019) in the Paul Pascal Research Center (CRPP, Bordeaux). Postdoctoral at State University of Campinas (03/2020-10/2024) developing new and more environmentally-friendly inks based on carbon (nano)materials, with a period (11/2022-10/2023) as affiliated researcher in the Center for Nano Science and Technology (CNST, Milano - Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia (IIT)) developing carbon-based inks for green electronics and edible electronics. Participation in the 74th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meetings in the category of young scientist of the Chemistry Meeting in 2025. Experience in the areas of Inorganic Chemistry, Chemistry of Nanomaterials and Chemistry of Interfaces, with emphasis in carbon nanomaterials, dispersions of carbon nanomaterials, conductive inks of carbon nanomaterials, salts of carbon materials and nanomaterials, and characterization of nanomaterials. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Electronic waste is a huge and crescent problem. Every year, mankind is generating millions of tons of such waste, but only one fifth is recycled and reused, which results in another source of environmental problems. An alternative is the green electronics, which is based on the preparation of electronic devices from renewable and environmentally-friendly materials and feedstocks. In this…
Graphene is a carbon material that is very interesting for its unique characteristics in the area of electrochemical applications. It has exceptional charge transport capabilities with low electrical resistance, as well as remarkable mechanical strength and flexibility. Liquid phase exfoliation with suitable organic solvents has been the most appropriate technique for achieving graphene d…
This project aims the preparation of conductive inks based on aqueous dispersions of graphene and carbon nanotubes, deposition of these inks by different methods to the fabrication of electrodes and evaluation of the electrochemical performance of those electrodes. Conductive inks will be prepared by procedures without passivant agents, functionalization or sonication treatments, which ar…
In processes that using heterogeneous catalysis stand out catalysts formed by metal nanoparticles because of their high surface area and catalytic activity, which are usually supported on a porous solid to provide stability and robustness. Many catalytic studies were and still are performed with systems based on metal nanoparticles supported, but there is not clear and comprehensive under…
Conductive inks are composed of conductive materials dispersed in liquid media, additives such as solvents to adjust their rheological properties, and stabilizers, which contribute to ink stability, increase material concentration and also contribute to improving rheological behavior. However, additives and stabilizers are usually insulating molecules or macromolecules that negatively aff…
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