Fernando Fabriz Sodré

Associate Professor IV at the Institute of Chemistry of the University of Brasília (UnB), teaching courses in Analytical Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, and Environmental Sciences. Member of the National Institute of Advanced Analytical Science and Technologies (INCTAA) and the Brazilian Chemical Society (SBQ), currently serving as the Director of the Environmental Chemistry Division (Term 2024-2026). Coordinates projects and supervises students on topics such as (i) Wastewater-based epidemiology for drugs, pharmaceuticals, and pathogens, (ii) Emerging and persistent micropollutants, (iii) Metals and rare earth elements, (iv) Microplastics, and (v) Soil, water, and atmospheric chemistry. Leader of the Automation, Chemometrics, and Environmental Chemistry Group (AQQUA) at UnB and coordinator of the Cloacina Project, a partnership between the Federal Police, SENAD, universities, and sanitation companies aiming at monitoring wastewater for drugs of abuse. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)