PhD candidate in the Graduate Program at the Institute of Physics, University of São Paulo (IF-USP). Holds a master's degree (2024) and a bachelor's degree (2022) in Physics from the Institute of Physics, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (IF-UFRJ). Interested in experimental particle physics, focusing on neutrinos and dark matter. His work centers on the search for low-mass dark matter particles that interact with electrons, using semiconductor and noble liquid detectors. He works on the OSCURA experiment, analyzing data obtained by Skipper-CCDs to demonstrate the potential of these innovative sensors. He is a member of the Research Network project - Reactor Neutrino Detection with Skipper-CCDs in the CONNIE experiment. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The PhD project being proposed here focuses on the search for signals associated to the scattering of dark matter with the nucleus or the electrons of liquified noble gases, like argon (LAr) and xenon (LXe), as well as silicon. In the case of liquified noble gases, these signals are expected to be detected in the form of scintillation or ionization in double-phase time projection chambers…
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