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CENTRO ESTUDOS CARBONO AGRICULTURA TROPICAL/USP (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Ph.D. in Crop Science from the Luiz de Queiroz College of Agriculture (Esalq/USP, 2025), where he also completed his M.Sc. (2020) and B.Sc. in Agronomy (2016), receiving FAPESP scholarships on all occasions. Between 2022 and 2023, he served as a visiting researcher at Louisiana State University (LSUAgCenter) and the University of Missouri (UM) in the United States, contributing to sugarcane and soybean variety testing programs. His research focuses on plant ecophysiology and nutrition, the role of cover crops, and root system functioning within the context of regenerative agriculture. In parallel, he develops studies on modeling genotype environment (GE) interactions, envirotyping, and genetic gain estimation applied to crop breeding programs. He also collaborates with private companies as a scientific consultant, applying his expertise in experimental design, statistical analysis, and sustainable agriculture. He is currently a postdoctoral fellow funded by FAPESP at the Center for Research on Carbon in Tropical Agriculture (CCARBON/USP), Esalq/USP, investigating the multifunctionality of cover crops for regenerative agriculture and bioenergy in tropical agroecosystems, with a focus on agronomic practices, biofuel production, soil health, and carbon sequestration. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The global need to decarbonize energy has intensified the search for sustainable alternatives to fossil fuels, particularly in sectors like aviation. Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) derived from renewable sources offers a promising pathway and Brazil is uniquely positioned to lead this transition given its expertise in bioenergy and advanced agriculture. Among potential SAF feedstocks, ca…
Conservationist production systems, such as no-tillage system (NT), represent a sustainable way to produce food, as long as its three principles are attained: (i) no soil tillage; (ii) permanent soil cover either as plant residues or living plants; and (iii) crop rotation. However, the way NT is done in Brazil, those principles are not always attained and problems such as soil compaction,…
Coffee cultivation in Brazil is almost predominantly under full sunlight and with uncovered soil, what favors the development of stresses caused by high soil temperatures and low water availability. High temperature in the soil damages roots and consequently the entire plant development. Intercropping is a management alternative to reduce these negative effects. Palisade grass has been us…
Nitrogen (N) is the most required nutrient by soybean due to high protein level in seeds. N demand is supplied especially by biological fixation, but also by N soil absorption. During seed filling period, redistribution process contributes with this demand. Redistribution process provides half of the total N in grains. In this process, N stored in tissues as arginine is degraded and relea…
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