CV Lattes
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Química (IQ) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Bachelor in Chemistry, Master and Doctor in Chemical Science, Physical-chemistry, at University of São Paulo, with a Postdoctoral degree at University of Campinas. My expertise is focused on the field of renewable energy systems, including electrolysis, fuel cells, and batteries (electrochemistry). My professional experience (+15 years) involves technological development with potentially useful industrial applications (energy sector). My technical activities are focused on performance, reliability, and extended operational durability of energy system, working with multidisciplinary teams (Brazil and abroad), from conception to the execution of RD projects, including leadership in technology transfer activities and the startup of demonstrative projects in an operational environment. Currently, I am the manager of the Hydrogen Technologies Center at Itaipu Technology Park. Published +50 technical reports, provided +40 technical presentations and 2 patent. Received 3 international awards e 2 recognition awards. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Glycerol, a biomass-derived oxygenated hydrocarbon, is a promising chemical compound as in situ source of hydrogen (H2) for renewable energy technology (fuel cells), because it offers high energy density, is non-toxic, is easily storage and renewable. However, the use of H2 as an energy vector obtained via catalytic reforming of glycerol (CRG) has been impeded by the low activity and sele…
The total ethanol electro-oxidation to produce CO2 and H2O, involves the transfer of 12 electrons per molecule. This has been conducted to a great interest in its applications as fuel in convertor devices such as fuel cells. In order to generate CO2, it is necessary breaking the C-H e C-C bonds, and the CO-O bond formation. In acid electrolyte, on Pt-based electrocatalysts, the reaction f…
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