Tamires Lima da Silva

PhD in Agronomy - Irrigation and Drainage (2019-2023), with the research project: "Modeling the Impacts of Climate Change on the Piracicaba, Capivari, and Jundiaí River Basins Considering the Water-Energy-Food Nexus" with a Sandwich period in the Arizona State University (ASU) through the program CAPES-PrInT (January-June 2023) . Master's degree in Irrigation and Drainage (2017-2019), with the research project financed by the São Paulo Research Foundation-FAPESP, which was denominated: " Efficiency Analysis of a Low-Cost Treatment System of Wastewater for Agricultural Reuse Purposes in Rural Communities and Traditional Populations" (Grant number FAPESP2017 / 14729-3). I was a research fellow of the Sciences without Borders Program (SwB) in the Sandwich Undergraduate scholarship modality in Canada (2013-2014), with support of the Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel (CAPES), being an Environmental Engineering student at the University of Northern British Columbia. During the Exchange period, I developed at Quesnel River Research Centre (QRRC) research on "The impacts of the Mining Activity on the Water Quality in Quesnel River Basin, BC, Canada. I worked as monitor of the Scientific Initiation Project (Researcher of the Future), denominated: Mapping and Evaluation of Groundwater Potability in Artesian Wells in Guriri neighborhood, São Mateus -ES, with support of the Foundation for Research Funding in Espírito Santo (Fapes) from October (2015) to February (2017), being the winner of the 2016 Ecology Prize: Water crisis- Actions and solutions (December 2016), in the Research category. I interned at the Department of Environment Regulation in Nova Venécia city, located in Espirito Santo state (from August 2015 to December 2016), having developed and participated in several Environmental Education actions. I have work experience in the area of Wastewater Reuse, Water Treatment, and Environmental Education. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)