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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Química (IQ) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Chemistry graduated from Universidade Estadual de Londrina (2008) and PhD in Chemistry from Universidade de São Paulo (2014). Research Associate at Chemical and Biological Engineering dept. of University of Sheffield (2015 - 2018) and at Instituto de Química, Universidade de São Paulo (2014, 2018-2020).FAPESP Young Investigator awardee at Instituto de Química, Universidade de São Paulo (2021-today). Has experience in electrochemistry, especially on the development of electrochemical energy storage devices, as batteries and supercapacitors. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Electrochemical energy storage has revolutionised portable electronic devices, where batteries has played a pivotal role on the cell phone and laptop capabilities and also on the development and commercialisation of electric vehicles. However, Li-ion batteries used today are still very similar to those developed three decades ago, seeing only small improvements on cell packing and enginee…
Electrochemical energy storage has revolutionized portable electronic devices, where batteries has played a pivotal role on the cell phone and laptop capabilities and also on the development and commercialization of electric vehicles. However, Li-ion batteries used today are still very similar to those developed three decades ago, seeing only small improvements on cell packing and enginee…
Electrolytes' physicochemical properties are key for the realization of high energy and power densities energy storage devices. For instance, the use of metallic lithium as negative electrode in batteries has not been realized due to its instability and irreversibility in conventional electrolytes. Moreover, the reaction rate is also limited by the ions transport in the electrolyte. The u…
The growing global energy consumption, driven by portable devices and electric vehicles, highlights the need for safe and sustainable energy storage technologies. Zinc-air (Zn-O¿) batteries emerge as a promising alternative to lithium-ion batteries, offering advantages in energy density potential (1353 Wh kg¿¹, excluding oxygen), lower cost, and reduced environmental impact. However, tech…
The global emphasis on rapid economic growth and sustainable energy is rising. While wind and solar energy offer promise, their intermittent availability presents challenges. Electrochemical energy storage, particularly lithium batteries, is crucial for powering electric vehicles and storing renewable energy. Li-O2 batteries offer a promising alternative with significantly higher energy d…
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Li-O2 batteries are a promising alternative to be a high energy density battery for electric vehicle, since their theoretical energy density (~ 3600 Wh/kg) is close to gasoline. There are still incipient and fundamental investigation is pivotal to understand their limitations. It is already known that the state-of-the-art Li-ion battery electrolyte is not suitable to Li-O2 battery due to …
Metal-air batteries are excellent candidates as high-energy density energy storage device. They rely on the oxygen reactions in the positive electrode to store and release energy. Nowadays, Zn-air batteries is the commercially available example of this class of battery, but they are non-rechargeable. Li-air batteries are largely studied due to high theoretical capacity and energy density …
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The improvement of energy storage devices is always in development to ensure better systems to the needs in many areas, as portable electronics, electric vehicles and backup system in the electrical grid. The electrochemical capacitors (ECs) are part of the category of energy storage devices that present high-energy storage capability and quick release of this energy. The use of new mater…
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