Chemical Engineer graduated from Universidade Federal Fluminense (UFF) in 2010. From 2011 to 2012 I worked on a research project at the National Institute of Technology (INT) in partnership with Petrobras studying the production of acrylic acid from propane. In 2013, I obtained my Master's degree in Chemical Engineering from UFF under the supervision of Dr. Lisiane Mattos (UFF) and Dr. Fabio Noronha (INT) studying metal catalysts supported in cerium oxide for reforming ethanol at low temperature. In 2018 I concluded my PhD at the Military Engineering Institute (IME), researching the development of compact processors for hydrogen production from ethanol reforming using monolithic supported catalysts under the supervision of Dr. Luiz Borges (IME) and Dr. Fabio Noronha ( INT). Through the "Science Without Borders" program, I completed a PhD (2016) sandwich at Columbia University (NYC) in Dr. Robert Farrauto's research group. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Growing concern about reducing emissions of greenhouse gases and other air pollutants has intensified the interest in the use of fuel cells for the generation of energy. In this scenario, hydrogen, if produced from renewable sources, can contribute to the sustainable production of energy, since it can be converted electrochemically into energy in a fuel cell, aiming at the production of e…
The research plan is divided in three main aprts. The first one consists on the development of synthesis methods of heterogeneous catalysts supported in mixed oxides. In the second part a detailed characterization will be carried out involving several techniques such as BET, XRD, quimissorption, electron microscopy, etc. The final part is testing activity and selectivity of catalysts for …
The environmental issues and recent oscillation in oil prices have increased the attention to alternative routes and feedstocks to produce light olefins. The use of renewable feedstocks is encouraged by the growing awareness about the climate changes. The use of biomass for energy, fuels or chemicals is essentially carbon neutral. The quantity of carbon dioxide released during the convers…
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