Flavio Almeida de Magalhães Cipparrone

Currently serving as Associate Professor 3 at the University of São Paulo since 2002, I hold a degree in Electrical Engineering from the same institution, completing my undergraduate studies in 1989, a master's in Mechanical Engineering in 1991, and a doctorate in Electrical Engineering in 1995. My academic and professional journey is marked by solid experience in Systems Engineering, with a particular focus on Optimization. I work in the areas of Operations Research, Dynamic Simulation, Operational Control of Water Supply Systems, and Quantitative Finance. Throughout my education since elementary school, I have always maintained first place in thel mathematics subjects, as well as achieved the highest grade in courses known for their high failure rate, such as Professor Jacyntho José Angerami's course on Fourier Transforms and Professor Roberto Marconato's course on solid state physics.In addition to my academic career, I am a classical and jazz pianist, sharing my passion for music on my YouTube channel. My profile on LinkedIn showcases a vast professional network with more than 12,000 connections, including six Nobel Prize laureates, as well as several other professors from renowned universities and prominent artists like Nathan East, bassist for Stevie Wonder, and Ulf Wakenius, a guitarist who was part of Oscar Peterson's trio, a jazz icon.I was one of the 10 moderators in the Mathematics Olympiad group, gathering over 20,000 members. In recognition of my impact on the music industry, I was honored with the Top Music Industry Voice badge by the LinkedIn community in 2024. My research addresses fundamental issues for national development, including advanced studies in optimization for water supply control and recent innovations in machine learning applied to medical imaging.Twitter: @FCipparrone (Source: Lattes Curriculum)