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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Física (IF) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Physics-Bachelor's Degree from Universidade de São Paulo (2012), Master's Degree in Physics from the Universidade de São Paulo (2015) in the area of Molecular Physics and a PhD in Physics from the Universidade de São Paulo (2019) in the area of Molecular Physics, with an exchange scholarship to Stanford University, CA, USA in 2018. Worked as a postdoc at the Gleb Wtaghin Physics Institute, UNICAMP, (2020 - 2023) and at the Uppsala University (Sweden, 2022). Currently affiliated at Universidade de São Paulo as a teacher and researcher. Interested in the field of theoretical molecular physics and electronic structure, particularly in X-ray spectroscopy of molecules and liquids, with focus on resonant X-ray scattering. Also interested in the study of collisional processes between electrons and molecules/biomolecules at low energies, resonance formation and transient states dynamics. Experience with quantum mechanics, electronic structure theory, quantum scattering techniques and numerical methods. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Radiation-matter interaction is one of the most powerful tools for studying diverse properties of materials, with photoionization being the most fundamental sub-processes in this context. The theoretical and experimental characterization of photoionization cross sections in atomic and molecular samples is extensive and long-standing. However, the interest of the Atomic and Molecular Physi…
Experimental disentanglement of conformers based on their distinct spectroscopic signatures during chemical processes can provide useful information for designing new molecular devices. Such data are of great interest in the context of artificial photosynthesis, the search for renewable energy sources and other electron transfer dynamics. This project aims to explore the role of conformer…
This project addresses the interactions between electrons and some complexes and derivatives of the nucleobases thymine (T) and uracil (U). These studies are motivated by the damage to biomolecules, such as DNA strand breaks, induced by electron attachment.The proposal considers important novel aspects related to the search for radiosensitizing drugs for cancer treatment and to new experi…
Experimental disentanglement of conformers based on their distinct spectroscopic signatures during chemical processes can provide useful information for designing new molecular devices. Such data are of great interest in the context of artificial photosynthesis, in the search for renewable energy sources and other electron transfer dynamics. Resonant inelastic X-ray scattering (RIXS) is a…
Electron-induced dynamics of molecules usually give rise to rich physico-chemical processes, by means of intermediate transient anion states. Usual theoretical descriptions of the dynamics of these resonant anions are still limited either to very small systems or to very simplified models. We have proposed a novel approach to the problem, based on the AIMS approach, in which the nuclear d…
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