Researcher at the International Reference Center for Water Reuse-CIRRA/IRCWR/USP, as a Master's student in Environmental Engineering, conducting research on the performance of hollow-fiber membranes modified with clay and zeolite nanoparticles for treating wastewater in systems of membrane bioreactors (MBR). Graduated in Environmental Engineering from the University of São Paulo (2018). He is currently coordinator of sustainability projects at consulting firm WayCarbon. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Brazil is the country with the highest availability of freshwater in the world, but its distribution is uneven, and the regions with the highest demands have less availability. Global climate change, coupled with deforestation of forests, are changing hydrological patterns in Brazil. As a result, regions historically abundant in water are experiencing situations of a water crisis with gre…
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