Raissa Razera

She is currently a PhD candidate in the Graduate Program in Soils and Plant Nutrition (ESALQ-USP) in Soil Geochemistry and a member of the Soil Geochemistry Research Group (GEPGEOQ-ESALQ). She holds a Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences (UFSCar Sorocaba), a Bachelor's degree in Biology and Sciences (UniFran), a Master's degree in Science with an emphasis on Soils and Plant Nutrition (ESALQ-USP), and an MBA in Project Management (ESALQ-USP). During her undergraduate studies, she developed a Scientific Initiation research project (PIBIC) focused on soil quality indicators in Agroforestry Systems, and is a PET (Tutorial Education Program) fellow in Connections and Knowledge in Agroecology. During her master's degree, her research project focused on the use of mining waste as a sandy soil conditioner to combat climate change. She completed a five-month internship (BEPE/FAPESP: 2023-12915-5) during which she conducted part of the analyses for her master's degree at Newcastle University. During her MBA in Project Management, she developed a project management model for the postgraduate program using Notion software. Her technical and scientific skills are complemented by a set of essential software competencies for analyzing and presenting scientific data: QGIS, Corel Draw, Canva, Biorender, Origin, Sony Vegas, CapCut, and R software. She is skilled at creating attractive and informative visual content, whether through videos, graphs, or maps, allowing her to communicate results clearly and impactfully, essential for scientific dissemination and environmental education. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)