Lucas Nakamura Cerejo

Architect and urban planner, PhD in Architecture and Urbanism from PUC-Campinas (2024), with research on comparative disease spread between Brazil and South Korea. Awarded CAPES scholarship for a Sandwich PhD at the Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements (KRIHS). Master's degree from PUC-Campinas (2020) and bachelor's degree from Universidade São Francisco (2018). Currently develops postdoctoral research at UNICAMP (NIPE) with FAPESP funding, focusing on waste mapping for renewable energy using remote sensing and machine learning. Has multidisciplinary experience integrating geoprocessing, spatial analysis and technology in urban projects. Collaborated in developing the "SDG Assessment Toolkit" for the International Union of Architects (UIA) and worked as consultant on POLIS Institute and IDB projects for geolocating housing improvements. Masters tools such as Python, PostgreSQL, Google Earth Engine and GIS. Has scientific production in urban planning and public health, with participation in the International Seminar on Urban Form (ISUF). Combines academic experience as university professor with professional work in landscape projects. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)