Graduated in Geology (02/2024) from the Institute of Geosciences at the University of São Paulo (USP), she is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in hydrogeochemistry at the same institution. Her doctoral research is part of a thematic project funded by FAPESP, titled SACRE | Integrated Water Solutions for Resilient Cities, and involves the use of X-ray microtomography techniques for microscale analyses of rocks from an aquifer that supplies a municipality in São Paulo state, which has been facing water insecurity issues for decades.During her undergraduate studies, she interned in the field of Contaminated Site Management (GAC) and was actively involved in teaching assistance roles for courses such as Sedimentology, Energy Resources, and Hydrogeology. Additionally, in her final undergraduate year, 2023, she conducted both a Scientific Initiation project (FAPESP scholarship holder) and her Graduation Thesis on the topic Litho-hydrostratigraphy of the urban area of Bauru (SP), which was awarded by USPs Institute of Geosciences. After graduation, she worked as a hydrogeologist at the Institute for Technological Research (IPT), where she remained until March 2025, contributing to projects focused on the management and investigation of groundwater resources. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Nitrate contamination is an insidious problem that affects practically all aquifers in São Paulo, which are responsible for the total or partial public water supply of 80% of its municipalities. Although this topic has been studied for more than two decades, there is still no clear understanding of which mechanisms (e.g., biological, chemical, natural or anthropogenic) control nitrogen sp…
The Bauru Aquifer System (BAS) comprises represents one of the main sources of groundwater supply in the homonymous municipality, and is constituted by the geological formations of the Bauru Group. In recent decades, several contaminants have been detected in private tubular wells that exploit capture water from BAS, mainly distributed in the urban area of Bauru the city, causing environm…
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