Doctor in Analytical Chemistry from the University of São Paulo - Brazil. Specialist in liquid chromatography (HPLC, UPLC, cLC) and mass spectrometry (MS, HR-MS, MS / MS). In recent years I have acted as a researcher in the development of new analytical strategies, based on the automation of modern and miniaturized sample preparation techniques, incorporating open-source robotics and 3D printing tools, as well as its at-line and online coupling with chromatography and/or mass spectrometry instruments. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In Latin America, especially in Brazil and the State of São Paulo, there is a wide diversity of industries, universities, and research centers such as EMBRAPA, IPT, Instituto Butantã, IPEN, among others, which incorporate liquid chromatography (LC) into their routines. However, it's important to note that all the technology associated with this field is imported, mainly from the United St…
Latin America, Brazil, and the State of São Paulo have many industries, universities, and research centers (e.g., EMBRAPA, IPT, Instituto Butantã, IPEN, and many others) that use daily the liquid chromatography technique (CL). All the technology used in this area is imported from the United States of North America (USA) and Europe. No regional companies are dedicated to developing instrum…
The main demand in modern Analytical Chemistry is the development of ever faster, simpler and more efficient methods which, through the appropriate combination of sample preparation, chromatography and mass spectrometry, will provide reliable results in a short time and with minimal environmental impact. Thus, the present project seeks to assist the main thematic project, by developing co…
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The search for environmentally friendly sample treatment procedures has led to the rise of miniaturized techniques. In methods using this kind of techniques, it is often necessary to handle very small quantities of samples with enhanced precision and reproducibility. Therefore, the implementation of automation strategies is a constant necessity in analytical chemistry. In the ongoing doct…
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