Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy from the University of São Paulo (1981), a Master's Degree in Biological Sciences (Physiology) from the State University of Campinas (1988) and a PhD in Pathological Anatomy from the State University of Campinas (1994). Post doctorate in toxinology from the State University of Campinas 92011). Professor at the Faculty of Technology of Sorocaba since 2002. Teacher of the Professional Master's Program [MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY IN PRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS] of the State Center of Technological Education Paula Souza (CPS), acting in the research line Sustainable Technological Development in Productive Systems in the area of Environmental and Occupational Management for Technological Development (since 2005). Experience in the area of Biomedical, with emphasis in Pathological Anatomy and Clinical Pathology. Since 2006 he has been working in the area of ecotoxicology and occupational toxicology, including mutagenicity, genotoxicity, nanotoxicology, oxidative stress. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The increasing contamination of the ecosystem derived from industrial activities is a problem to be solved by society and organizations. Even under state and federal laws the incorret discard of contaminated residues in water courses and soils still happens and the consequence over the years is the occurence of environmental liabilities, more frequente in industrial areas. In this study w…
Polymers comprise a wide variety of types for the most diverse applications. However, most of these products originate from non-renewable sources, are derived from petroleum, and have a long period of degradation in the environment. This fact increases the concern with the pollution caused by these materials in both aquatic and terrestrial environments. For this reason, the interest in th…
Living organisms, vertebrates and invertebrates depend on the soil for survival and, therefore, pollution or alteration of this environmental matrix is a critical factor for the survival of terrestrial species, including affecting food safety for humans. As industrial development accelerated and the manufacture and disposal of plastics grew, so did concerns about the growth of plastic pol…
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