Professor and Researcher at Universidade Brasil. With experience in the area of materials chemistry and nanotechnology, with an emphasis on ceramic materials, working on the following topics: development of new materials and sensors, nanofibers and nanostructured films for various applications. In previous years (2017-2024) she worked as a researcher (post-doctorate) at the National Laboratory of Nanotechnology Applied to Agribusiness - Embrapa Instrumentation, developing projects focused on obtaining new materials for application in platforms for detection and remediation of pollutants. In 2019 worked as a visiting researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT-USA) under the supervision of Professor Timothy Swager as a FAPESP/BEPE fellow. Graduated in Chemistry - Bachelor's Degree from the Federal University of São Carlos (graduation in April/2011) and Master's degree from the Graduate Program in Chemistry at the Federal University of São Carlos (April/2013). She carried out a research internship during her doctorate at the University of Connecticut (Storrs, United States - 2016) through the Sandwich Doctorate Program Abroad (PDSE-CAPES). She obtained her PhD in April 2017 from the Graduate Program in Chemistry at the Federal University of São Carlos. http://www.researcherid.com/rid/E-6825-2013https://scholar.google.com.br/citations?user=Z_P7_xwAAAAJhl=en (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Brazil is the largest global soy producer, with a production of approximately 154 billions of tons per year, according to a survey by CONAB in June 2023. In addition, 60% of national production is destined for exportation, moving more than 46 billions of dollars in the last harvest. One of the main problems associated with soybean production and distribution is the damage caused by post-h…
Global population growth and serious food waste results in a critical hunger situation around the world. Previous studies point out that 1/3 of all food produced on the planet is thrown away, and indicate that if waste were minimized, the problem of hunger could be eradicated without the need to increase current food production. Meat production chain, stock and distribution are considered…
The integration and remote control of devices capable to monitor in real-time hazardous and toxic analytes are highly required nowadays in the most diverse areas. In this context, wireless sensors controlled via smartphones have become a fascinating alternative especially due to its broad possibilities of applications in areas ranging from medicine to environment. The present project aim…
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