Adjunct Professor at the Department of Materials Engineering (DEMa) at the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar), starting his activities at this institution in 2016. He is currently coordinator of the Graduate Program in Materials Science and Engineering (PPG- CEM) from UFSCar. He holds a degree in Materials Engineering from the Federal University of São Carlos (2011), a master's degree (2013) and a doctorate (2016) in Materials Science and Engineering from the PPG-CEM/UFSCar (CAPES 7). Held a sandwich doctorate for 01 year, 06 months at the Foundation Institute for Materials Science of the University of Bremen (IWT, Universiät Bremen), Germany, and 06 months at the Laboratory of Electrochemistry and Physico-chemistry of Materials and Interfaces at the Polytechnic Institute of Grenoble (LEPMI, Grenoble INP), France. In 2016, he held a postdoctoral position at DEMa/UFSCar with funding from FAPESP. Between February 2020 and January 2021, he carried out a Post-Doctoratal research abroad at the University of Grenoble Alpes, in Grenoble, France with CAPES funding, through an international collaboration project CAPES/COFECUB (FRENCH EVALUATION COMMITTEE OF UNIVERSITY COOPERATION WITH BRAZIL). His subjects of interest are: Metallic materials for hydrogen storage; Design of new metallic alloys for hydrogen storage; Design of metallic alloys assisted by computational methods; Casting processes with emphasis on the spray forming process; Development of corrosion and wear resistant alloys; Processing and physical metallurgy of high entropy alloys. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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There is a global effort to meet the growing energy demand and, at the same time, reduce the consumption of fossil fuels. Using hydrogen as an energy carrier is one of the most promising solutions, but its efficient and safe storage is still an obstacle to its use on a large scale. In this scenario, the solid-state hydrogen storage, especially through metal hydrides, is very advantageous,…
Among the renewable energy resources in focus on the current climate change scenario, hydrogen energy is expected to play an important role for a sustainable energy economy. Hydrogen is an efficient energy vector for energies produced from renewable and environmentally clean sources, such as solar energy and wind power. Despite the hydrogen economy holding a promising prospect for a more …
Hydrogen plays a central role in the storage and transport of renewable energy. Although hydrogen is an energetic vector, its storage is the main challenge to be overcome due to its low density. Metal hydrides are strategic materials that can lead to the deployment of hydrogen-based energy in our society. They can be applied in solid-state storage tanks improving the volumetric density of…
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The use of hydrogen as an energy carrier is a clean and sustainable alternative to meet rising energy demands without causing further environmental damage. However, hydrogen storage is another major challenge that must be overcome to allow its safe and efficient use. The storage of hydrogen in the solid state through metal hydrides is extremely promising in this scenario. Among the numero…
Developing safe, reliable, efficient and cost-effective materials for hydrogen storage is a scientific and technological challenge that must be overcome to leverage a clean and renewable hydrogen-based energy system. Several papers have shown that metal hydrides, such as MgH2 and TiFeH, for instance, are promising materials for this application. Recently, it was shown that the equiatomic …
Developing safe, reliable, efficient and cost-effective materials for hydrogen storage is a scientific and technological challenge that must be overcome to leverage a clean and renewable hydrogen-based energy system. Several papers have shown that metal hydrides, such as MgH2 and TiFeH, for instance, are promising materials for this application. Recently, it was shown that the equiatomic …
High entropy alloys (HEAs) belong to a new class of metallic materials that are usually based on at least five major elements, enabling the formation of multicomponent solid solutions with simple crystalline structures. These alloys have interesting mechanical properties, which have been responsible to capture great part of the attentionof the researchers in this field. However, the devel…
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