Graduated in Geology from the University of São Paulo (2019), currently is a doctoral researcher at the Department of Geophysics at USP. His main lines of research are paleomagnetism, geomagnetism, rock magnetism, magnetic anisotropies and magneto/cyclostratigraphy, with an emphasis on understanding the relationships between tectonics, geodynamics, terrestrial magnetism, bioevolution and paleoclimate during the Neoproterozoic period. His research is funded by FAPESP and is part of the GRIND - ICDP (Geological Research Through Integrated Neoproterozoic Drilling) project, which is funded by scientific funding agencies in several countries. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The Neoproterozoic is one of the most critical periods of earth's history, where evolutionary leaps occurred in parallel to strong variations in climate and in the chemistry of the oceans, and in the arrangement of continental landmasses. These processes are usually linked through feedback mechanisms between the biosphere, climate, and tectonics, but several key questions remain on the fe…
This research aims to study the basic and acidic volcanic rocks of the Serra Geral Formation (Paraná Basin) of the Revaldo-Arvorezinha profile, near the city of Soledade, RS, by magnetic methods of: rock magnetism, anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility and paleomagnetism. This study will allow: the identification of different spills (where field conditions do not allow this); to investiga…
This research aims to study the basic and acidic volcanic rocks of the Serra Geral Formation (Paraná Basin) outcropping in Gramado Xavier region, RS, through magnetic methods, aiming the knowledge of the magnetic anisotropy and magnetic minerals carrying the remanent magnetization of the rocks. For this purpose, it is intended to determine the magnetic properties of these rocks through a …
The Neoproterozoic is one of the most critical periods in Earth's history, where great evolutionary leaps took place in the biosphere, marked oscillations in climate and ocean chemistry, and a generalized reorganization in the positioning of continental masses. These processes are generally associated with feedback mechanisms between Earth's Systems (biosphere, climate and tectonics), how…
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