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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Tupã. Faculdade de Ciências e Engenharia (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Adjunct Professor in Administration applied to Biosystems Engineering at Universidade Estadual Paulista - UNESP.Administrator from São Paulo State University (UNESP), Faculty of Science and Engineering (FCE), Tupã Campus (2011). Master in Agronomy (Irrigation and Drainage), from the Faculty of Agronomic Sciences (2012), and PhD in Agronomy (Irrigation and Drainage), from the Faculty of Agronomic Sciences (2015). He completed a Post Doctorate in Irrigation and Drainage at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences (2016).At the São Paulo State University "Júlio de Mesquita Filho" - Unesp, he was Advisor to the Rectory in the Pro-Rectory of Graduation (2017-2021), coordinated several projects and commissions during the period. Currently, he is an associate professor responsible for teaching the disciplines of Economics, Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Business and Finance and Computational Statistics and Entrepreneurship and Innovation for undergraduate and graduate students. In this institution, he is also a scientific researcher in the Graduate Program in Agricultural Engineering and Horticulture. He works with the Rectory as president of the Commission for Monitoring and Evaluation of Undergraduate Courses (2023-2025). He develops projects in the area of Bioinputs to reduce the effects of water stress, abiotic stress mitigation; technology development for irrigation and fertirrigation management; new materials for agriculture. He coordinates the Aqua-Bio Network: bioinputs as a reducer of the effects of water stress. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Carboxymethyl-cellulose (CMC)-based hydrogels, being biodegradable, have the potential to enhance soil biological activity by stabilizing moisture, supplying organic substrates, and stimulating microbial processes. Nevertheless, their effectiveness depends on the application rate, soil texture, presence of synthetic additives in the formulation, and residence time in the environment. Cont…
The intensification of extreme weather events, particularly drought periods, has significantly compromised agricultural productivity, especially in sensitive crops such as maize (Zea mays L.). In this context, hydrogels have emerged as a promising technology to mitigate water stress due to their high water retention capacity in the soil. However, little is known about their functional per…
Changes in rainfall patterns have caused periods of drought that coincide with the sowing season of different crops. Associated with this, the recent lack of agricultural inputs, mainly synthetic fertilizers, directly impacts the price of food. Sowing is the most critical moment in water availability and mineral nutrition, where the scarcity of water in the soil can affect the development…
It is known that poorly performed fertigation directly impacts in the tomato production and bio-metric components. In addition, consumers also affect interrelated characteristics that interfere with the acceptability of the fruit, such as physical-chemical parameters and nutrients of the fruits. Thus, eco-friendly technologies, such as irrigation with ultra-low frequency electromagnetic t…
The increase demand for food has led to the inclusion of technologies that seek to optimize the production. Producers concerned about abrupt climate changes, such as torrential rain, hail, windstorms, and also pest attack protection, started to use protected environments for cultivation. One of the main crops grown in protected environment is the tomato, which has shown significant growth…
Carboxymethylcellulose-based hydrogels, due to their biodegradable nature, have the potential to enhance soil biological activity by stabilizing moisture, supplying organic substrate, and promoting microbial activity. However, their effect will depend on the application rate, soil texture, presence of synthetic additives in the formulation, and residence time in the environment. Continuou…
Hydrogels are hydrophilic polymers with a high capacity for water absorption and retention, acting as temporary moisture reservoirs in the soil. Their application has shown beneficial effects on plant physiology, such as increased water use efficiency, maintenance of leaf turgor, and stability of gas exchange under limited irrigation conditions. Thus, the hypothesis is that the efficiency…
Contemporary agriculture seeks techniques and technologies that mitigate the production of global warming agents, such as greenhouse gases (GHG), while contributing to food security by reducing effects like hidden hunger. Agriculture is becoming increasingly resilient by adopting technologies such as controlled-release nitrogen fertilizers, which decrease both GHG emissions and the amount…
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Zinc is a beneficial element for human health and is important for the development of bean crops and is found in low quantities in Brazilian soils. Beans are one of the most consumed foods in Brazil. However, the crop is sensitive to water deficit. This proposal seeks to biofortify the bean crop with Zn using controlled release hydrogels. The aim is to evaluate the accumulated Zn content…
The bean crop (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) is one of the main foods consumed by Brazilians. Due to its importance, the crop is part of EMBRAPA's biofortification program. In addition, selenium (Se) is one of the elements that humans need and that is in short supply in Brazilian soils. In addition, the bean crop is sensitive to water stress. This proposal seeks to biofortify the bean crop with …
Water stress is one of the main problems facing Brazilian agronomy. With a subtropical climate, high temperatures cause high evapotranspiration rates, intensifying the effects caused by water deficit. Thus, the use of polymers, such as hydrogels, in water deficit retention is a strategy that has demonstrated great advantages and efficiency. Thus, understanding how to optimize this resourc…
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Due to global warming, climate change has been intensifying increasingly, altering the rainfall regime and increasing the heat that reaches the planet, which consequently affects food production in general. Thus, in this way, managing the soil with new technologies for water retention is necessary to make it available at the ideal time for the development of the plant. Thus, the use of hy…
Due to global warming, climate change has been intensifying increasingly, altering the rainfall regime and increasing the heat that reaches the planet, which consequently affects food production in general. Thus, in this way, managing the soil with new technologies for water retention is necessary to make it available at the ideal time for the development of the plant. Thus, the use of hy…
This research project explores the use of controlled-release hydrogels with zinc for the biofortification of common beans (Phaseolus vulgaris L.), to address global challenges including food security, water scarcity, and climate change. The main objectives are to evaluate the effects of hydrogels on soil respiration, microbial activity, and nutrient availability, while improving water-use…
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