João Paulo Cachaneski Lopes

I worked professionally in the automotive maintenance field for 13 years. During my undergraduate studies in Industrial - Wood Engineering, I focused on research, presenting results at conferences and contributing to academic publications.I served as a volunteer teacher for 4.5 years at the Cuca Fresca pre-university preparatory course, teaching Physics. Additionally, I participated as a volunteer in the organizing committee of the Engineering Week in 2017. During this period, I was a scholarship holder in the Tutorial Education Program (PET), conducted non-funded Scientific Initiation research, and took part in various extension projects at UNESP - Itapeva Campus.After completing my undergraduate degree, I joined the Graduate Program in Materials Science and Technology at UNESP - Bauru Campus. During my master's studies, I worked for two years as a Facilitator at the Virtual University of São Paulo (UNIVESP), teaching subjects such as Production Systems and Electrical Circuits, and supervising integrative projects in the Computer Engineering and Production Engineering programs. During this time, I completed a specialization in didactic-pedagogical processes for distance learning courses.Currently, I am a Ph.D. student in the same area and university as my master's degree, which allowed me to participate in an exchange program in France and obtain dual certification: a Doctorate in Materials Science and Technology from UNESP and a PhD in Theoretical Chemistry from the Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour. During my master's studies, I also began pursuing a degree in Production Engineering, which is still ongoing.Furthermore, I worked as a Substitute Professor at UNESP - Itapeva Campus, teaching courses such as Industrial Electrical Installations, Basic Electricity Laboratory, Instrumentation and Process Control, Drying Equipment and Processes, and Production Management. I also completed a teaching internship in the Materials Science discipline. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)