He has a bachelor's degree in Environmental Engineering from the Federal University of Triângulo Mineiro - DEAM/UFTM (2018) and a master's degree in Environmental Engineering Sciences from the São Carlos School of Engineering - PPG-SEA/EESC/USP (2022). He worked during his graduation with alternative water supply treatment technologies through the application of the hydrodynamic cavitation phenomenon. During his master's degree, he worked with the assesment of different fixed-film reactor configurations for biohydrogen production via dark fermentation. Currently, he is a Ph.D candidate at the Post-graduate Program in Environmental Engineering Sciences (PPG-SEA/EESC/USP) in the Environmental Biotechnology research group. During his PhD, he will focus his efforts on the development of alternative technological arrangements aiming the simultaneous removal of organic micropollutants and nutrients present in sanitary sewage, having as a fundamental pillar the provision of bases for the application of the concept of Water Resources Recovery Plants (WRRP). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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