Graduated in Mechanical Industrial Engineering from Universidade Metodista de Piracicaba (2004), master's (2009), doctorate (2013) from Mechanical Engineering from Universidade Estadual de Campinas and post-doctorate (2015) from Ohio State University, OH - EUA. He has experience in manufacturing engineering, physical metallurgy, mechanical properties of metallic materials and biomaterials. He works as a researcher on the following topics: additive manufacturing, bioprinting, biofabrication, physical metallurgy of titanium and zirconium alloys. He has experience in conventional and advanced materials characterization techniques and consulting and service work in materials characterization. He has experience and works in the area of project management, risk analysis and quality management systems (GMP) for healthcare products (medical devices) and regulatory affairs for related regulatory agencies. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Additive manufacturing (AM) techniques have enabled the manufacture of steel parts with high geometric complexity, such as tools for forging, injection molding and casting with internal cooling channels. Despite reducing the waste of expensive materials, AM, in particular laser beam powder bed fusion (PBF-LB), produces a microstructure in AISI H13 tool steel with a high fraction of retain…
This Young Investigator Award project, which is aligned with FAPESP's funding initiatives focused on scientific and technological cooperation on advanced manufacturing topics, aims to conduct systematic studies of processing, monitoring and control in the additive manufacturing (AM) process using the powder bed fusion technique with laser beam (PBF-LB). The objectives include: i) the expe…
This Young Investigator Award project, which is aligned with FAPESP's funding initiatives focused on scientific and technological cooperation on advanced manufacturing topics, aims to conduct systematic studies of processing, monitoring and control in the additive manufacturing (AM) process using the powder bed fusion technique with laser beam (PBF-LB). The objectives include: i) the expe…
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-Additive manufacturing (AM) techniques have enabled the manufacture of steel parts with high geometric complexity, such as tools for forging, injection molding and casting with internal cooling channels. Despite reducing the waste of expensive materials, AM, in particular laser beam powder bed fusion (PBF-LB), produces a microstructure in AISI H13 tool steel with a high fraction of retai…
This activity plan refers to the direct doctoral scholarship (DD no. 1) and includes the actions described within the scope of the JP-FAPESP project, in particular for the study of AISI-H13 steel (UNS T20813), which provide for planning experimental, the study of PBFLB processing with programmable laser beam profile/diameter "on-the-fly", post-processing with integrated heating (heat trea…
Bone tissue engineering (ET) proposes the repair of injured tissues through the use of three-dimensional supports in the form of scaffolds. Additive manufacturing is a technology that has several advantages and it is notoriously important for providing the manufacture of bioactive scaffolds customized to the needs of each lesion. Scaffolds must have a similar geometry and pore size as the…
Surgeries in the skeletal system have a significant impact on the health and economy of Brazil and the world. It is commonly necessary to use orthopedic implants for the rehabilitation of patients. Pharmacological and osteoconductive implants are promising alternatives to mitigate the impact of current implant failures due to surgical infections and incomplete osseointegration, resulting …
Additive manufacturing processes have gained prominence in recent years as they allow the fabrication of parts of complex geometries while reducing the number of operations required. Therefore, several applications have already been envisioned, among which we can mention the manufacture of molds and dies. Typically, hot working steels are used for these applications, such as the AISI H13 …
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