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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto Oceanográfico (IO) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
B.Sc. 2000 - Chemist (Institute of Chemistry, University of São Paulo), M.Sc 2003 - Chemical Oceanography (Oceanographic Institute - USP) and Ph.D. (Oceanographic Institute - USP). Has experience in Oceanografy, focusing on Chemical Oceanografy, acting on the following subjects: marine organic matter, marine pollution, bioaccumulation, hydrocarbons, organic pollutants. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The Antarctic continent is widely recognized as one of the most pristine regions on the planet, due to its remote geographical location far from populated areas. However, in recent decades, the Antarctic Peninsula has experienced a significant increase in temperature, surpassing the global average. This temperature rise has led to the loss of glacier area and volume, resulting in greater …
Humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) in the southern western hemisphere are the mammals that travel the longest distances to mate and reproduce in South America and the Caribbean, after feeding in the Southern Ocean and the southern coast of Chile. The breeding and calving grounds are in the northeast of Brazil (classified as stock A) and on the coasts of Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and P…
The Santos Estuary is one of the most economically important areas of Brazil. The city of Santos, where the estuarine area is situated, has the largest commercial harbor in South America as well as one of the most important petrochemical and metallurgical industrial centres in Brazil, the Cubatão industrial complex. The harbor and the industrial activity associated to intensive human acti…
Antarctica is a unique laboratory for studying environmental changes that occur worldwide due to its vulnerable ecosystems, singular climatic conditions, and low human activity. The present proposal aims to study the local and long-distance anthropogenic interference in the Antarctic environment and evaluate the introduction of regulated (PAHs and POPs) and emerging (fragrances, UV filter…
The Antarctic Continent is considered one of the most untouched areas on the planet due to its geographical location and distance from populated regions. In recent decades, the Antarctic Peninsula has experienced a sharp rise in temperature, being higher than the global average. The main consequence of this change is linked to the loss of area and volume of the glaciers, generating a grea…
Polar regions are natural laboratories for studying the impact of climate and organic pollutants due to their sensitivity to climate change and their distance from major sources. In the Antarctic Peninsula, anthropogenic compounds come from atmospheric transport. In addition, most human activities in Antarctica, including tourism and scientific activities, occur in this region. Pollutants…
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