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Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia de São Paulo (IFSP). Campus Matão (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
He holds a Bachelor's degree in Physics Education (Licenciatura Plena) from São Paulo State University Júlio de Mesquita Filho (2007), a Masters degree (2010), and a Ph.D. (2015) in Physics from the University of São Paulo. His research focuses on Computational Physics and Theoretical Chemistry, with an emphasis on ab initio simulations, density functional theory (DFT), and electronic transport in nanostructured and bioinspired systems. He develops studies on carbon-based materials, bioelectrochemical interfaces, redox enzymes, and molecular devices, with particular interest in electron transfer mechanisms and sustainable energy conversion.He is a Professor of Physics at the Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of São Paulo (IFSP) Matão Campus, where he teaches undergraduate and technical courses and coordinates projects in computational materials science and technological innovation. He currently serves as the Coordinator of Research and Innovation at IFSP Matão, is a CNPq Productivity Research Fellow (Level C), and the Principal Investigator of a FAPESP Regular Research Grant (2023/17506-6).He has previously coordinated technological innovation projects supported by EMBRAPII, is a member of the National Institute for Organic Electronics (INCT-INEO), and an associate researcher of the BrazilGermany FAPESP-funded project (BioGrEdge), focused on bioinspired materials and advanced electrochemical devices at graphene edges. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The literature highlights a increasing demand for the study of nanoscale electronic devices, focusing on interdisciplinary applications. In this context, self-assembled surface systems, defined by metal complexes functionalized with organic and/or biomolecules, emerges as promising candidates due to their intrinsic properties, including self-organization, flexibility, and charge transfer.…
This project primarily aims to explore the electronic and structural properties of ²-cyclodextrin and its interaction with Ferrocene, with potential applications in nanotechnological devices. The initial focus will be on comprehending the fundamental principles of electronic structure calculations. The approach employed to investigate this system involves the application of computational …
Quinones are a group of organic substances derived from aromatic rings, such as benzenes and naphthalene. Recently, the literature has reported that they can be obtained through experiments and electrochemical reactions in graphene. Under these conditions, the knowledge about the formation of these compounds, their forms and electronic properties is not fully understood. Here, we will inv…
This project introduces the candidate in the study of electronic and structural properties of molecules that have a potential interest on the development of nanotechnological devices. In an initial step, the student will study the fundamental aspects on electronic structure calculations. As a model system, we will employ ferrocene modified with radicals suggested by the literature. This s…
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