CV Lattes
Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Biologia (IB) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
JBM is a PhD student from the University of Campinas, currently working at Wageningen UR, The Netherlands. He received his BSc in Chemistry and MSc in Applied Chemistry, both in Brazil. At the Uni. Campinas, he is working on the development / validation of analytical methods for LC-MS-based metabolomics on medicinal and crop plants, supporting several projects. To advance his skills in statistics and data processing strategies, he received a fellowship to work at the metabolomics group at WUR. He has been working with untargeted metabolomics focused on data processing and data mining, using open source tools and different programming languages (R and Python). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Studies indicate that changes in temperature and CO2 concentrations influence the growth of different plant species, forcing them to develop complex mechanisms for adaptation to survive. Brazil is the largest producer of cellulose, and the main source for obtaining this raw material is eucalyptus (E. grandis and E. globulus), which justifies studies to understand how these species create …
The following proposal for the Research Internship Abroad Fellowship is inserted in the context of the FAPESP project (2013/21306-0). Here we propose the untargeted analysis of five commercial species of eucalyptus, generating for the first time an overview about the biomarkers commonly found in these species. This proposal complements the doctoral research project developed by our group…
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