I am graduated on Medical Physics at São Paulo State University, and Master degree and PhD by the Post-Graduation Programme in Biometrics of the Institute of Biosciences of Botucatu - UNESP, with emphasis on Mathematical Modelling of Biological Systems. During my PhD, I worked at the ABM-Lab from York university throught the Programa de Doutorado Sanduíche no Exterior financed by Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (PDSE-CAPES, process: 88881.132327/2016-01). I have experience on systems of differential equations, equilibrium and stability, mathematical and computational modelling on epidemiology, knowledge about coding in C and Julia. I have worked during two years as a Pos-Doctoral researcher at IMECC-UNICAMP and nine months at York University (Canada). I worked as a consultant and colaborator at Yale University (USA) and as a member of the NewFields Brasil's team. Currently, I am a Assistant Professor at the Biostatistics Department in the São Paulo State University (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This project seeks to study the transmission of schistosomiasis in low-prevalence areas. It will be applied different modelling methods according to the problems to deal. The epidemic thresholds and the disease dynamic in the human population will be studied using ordinary differential equations, while the dynamic of the parasite aquatic stages and the dynamic of the intermediate host wil…
This project includes the study of the transmission of two dengue serotypes in human population whereas the interaction between individuals is heterogeneous, which may be modeled by different network topologies. The influence of topology in the spatio-temporal dynamics of the disease and vector control will be discussed. (AU)
This project includes the study of mathematical models for dengue in order to discuss the influence of model parameters on dynamics of epidemics. For it is proposed a model of ordinary differential equations describing the transmission of dengue in the human population when two serotypes of the virus are considered. We will do the equilibrium and stability analysis to the proposed model. …
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Study of the transmission of two dengue serotypes in a heterogeneous human population. The interaction among individuals will be determinate by topology of complex networks where the individuals are allocated. Each node of network represents an individual and the possible states are: susceptible, primary infected with the serotype one, primary infected with the serotype two, recovered of …
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