José Gabriel Vaz de Lima

Graduated in Agronomic Engineering from the Adventist University Center of São Paulo campus Engenheiro Coelho (UNASP-EC). He was active in three research groups at UNASP-EC: 1. Agrogeotechnologies, which he developed works on remote sensing in the temporal assessment of land use and land cover in the State of São Paulo; 2. Group of Studies in Animal Production - GEPA, in which he worked in research in food technology that aimed to find a possible substitute of vegetable drinks for cow's milk and; 3. Phytosanitary Management of Agricultural Pests, in which he worked directly on the integrated management project for citrus greening. He also worked on a scientific initiation in CEPRAGRI/UNICAMP focused on changing land use in the State of Paraná. After graduation, he worked as a technical training fellow at the Department of Entomology and Acarology at the Luiz de Queiroz Higher School of Agriculture - ESALQ, in the Biota Project. He is currently a master's student in the postgraduate course in Plant Science at ESALQ/USP, with a focus on biotechnology and fruit growing. Curious by nature, he likes to research and is always informed and up-to-date. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)