Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Coimbra (Portugal), with an emphasis on Electrochemistry of Sensors and Biosensors, under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Christopher M. A. Brett. Holds a Master's degree in Materials Science (UFPI) and a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry (UESPI). Completed two postdoctoral fellowships focused on technological innovation: at CNPEM (20202022), developing a device for blood coagulation analysis, and at UFPI, dedicated to the development of electrochemical immunosensors for early detection of cancer biomarkers. Served as a researcher at CEMMPRE (University of Coimbra) and maintains active scientific collaborations with leading research groups in Portugal, South Africa, and Brazil. Author of 16 articles published in high-impact international journals, including 12 as first author, and a regular presenter at major international conferences in the fields of Electrochemistry, Nanomaterials, and Electrode Surfaces. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The blood coagulation cascade in humans involves several factors divided into three groups: intrinsic, extrinsic and common (Figure 1). There are different protocols and diagnostic tests capable of characterizing and quantifying the activity and functionality of these factors in the process of coagulation and wound healing, for example. Among them, the determination of Prothrombin Time (P…
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