Dr Ramos has a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Chemistry from the Goiás State University (2007), a Master of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) degree from the Polytechnic School of the University of São Paulo (2009) and a doctorate degree in Chemical Engineering from Tokyo Institute of Technology (2014). He was a postdoctoral scholar at the Chemical Engineering Department of the Polytechnic School (USP, Brazil) with a visting period at Università degli Studi di Palermo, in the field of mathematical modeling of radiation transport processes in packed-bed reactors. He later undertook postdoctoral research in Materials Engineering (Poli-USP) in the field of microfluidics applications in the intensification of photo(electro)catalytic processes of CO2 conversion into industrial precursors. He has experience in design, prototyping and analysis of photochemical reactors and systems; development and evaluation of advanced oxidative processes for treatment of contaminants of emerging concern; synthesis, characterization and evaluation of semiconductor photocatalysts; microfluidics; mathematical modeling of reactors and engineered systems; and quantum-scale molecular modeling. Currently, he is a researcher at the Micromanufacture Laboratory, within the Bionanomanufacture Unit of the Sao Paulo State Institute for Technological Reseach. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This research targets the adaptation and development of technologies for the fabrication of precision prototypes with controllable properties tailored for conducting small-scale experimentation on the field of sustainable energy production. As such, it explores knowledge on both mainstream and state-of-the-art microfabrication techniques, such as milling, photolithography, Fused Filament …
As part of the efforts aiming at reducing the cost and boosting the efficiency of photocatalytic water treatment technologies, this proposal aims at deepening the study of microstructurisation of reaction spaces as a tool for maximising the efficiency of such processes, while lowering their cost and thus increasing their appeal for commercial applications. We propose a detailed investigat…
Photocatalysis presents a unique advantage by allowing for the use of sunlight as an energy source to drive chemical transformations, thus reducing operation costs significantly in comparison with conventional thermochemistry. Photocatalytic (and Photochemical) reactors, however, are remarkably different from conventional chemical reactors, requiring additional mathematical efforts to pro…
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