PhD in Materials Science from the Graduate Program in Materials Science (PPGCM), funded by FAPESP. Graduated from the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar), she was a FAPESP TT-2 fellow and also held a Scientific Initiation scholarship. She completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the Laboratory of Sensors, Nanomedicine, and Nanostructured Materials (LSNano), working in the field of electroanalysis with an emphasis on the development of electrochemical sensors and biosensors, including 3D sensors and screen-printed electrodes (SPEs), under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Bruno Campos Janegitz. From May to October 2023, she carried out a BEPE-FAPESP sandwich PhD internship in the group of Prof. Craig E. Banks at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU), advancing her research on functional materials for high-performance electrochemical devices. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Electrochemical devices that allow rapid analysis, miniaturized with high sensitivity are one of the most featured aspects in recent years. Conductive inks aligned to inert substrates allow the creation of these miniaturized electrochemical devices. In this project, we intend to make disposable sensory and biosensor architectures, with low cost materials. For the manufacture of conductive…
The creation of different architectures for the development of sensors has been showing exponential growth in recent years. These enable the development of technologies that can help in a better quality of life, through the possibility of detection of diverse compounds. The development of new electrochemical sensor architectures seeks advances, not only in matters of a practical nature, b…
The development of versatile, inexpensive, and reproducible electrochemical sensors has increased due to these sensors can be adapted to the specific needs of the application by varying the composition and design of these systems. In this sense, devices designed as electrochemical tools can be adapted to specific needs, i.e. they can be portable, disposable, wearable, or flexible. The ver…
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