Lucas Miranda de França

I have a degree in Agricultural Engineering from the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences of Vale do Ribeira, São Paulo State University (UNESP). During my undergraduate studies, I had the privilege of acquiring knowledge and experience in several agricultural crops, with emphasis on bananas, soybeans, corn, beans, vegetables and, mainly, coffee. My involvement in research in the field of agronomy led me to dedicate my final project to the in-depth study of coffee cultivation. Throughout my undergraduate studies, I actively participated in research projects as a FAPESP Technical Training Fellow for two years, as well as a one-year Scientific Initiation Fellow for PIBIC CNPq and FAPESP. These opportunities allowed me to deepen my knowledge and develop practical skills in the field of agronomy. In addition, I had the satisfaction of having my abstracts published and presented at the UNESP Scientific Initiation Congress, which contributed to my experience in scientific dissemination. As a complement to my training, I completed an internship at Agropecuária Fazenda Brasil, in Nova Xavantina - MT, where I was able to apply my theoretical knowledge in a practical environment, improving my technical skills and developing a broader understanding of the agricultural sector. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)