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Instituto Mauá de Tecnologia. Escola de Engenharia Mauá (EEM) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
She has a degree in Chemical Engineering from the Mauá Institute of Technology (2011), a Master's degree (2014) and a PhD (2018) in Sciences from the Hydraulic and Sanitation Engineering Program at the São Carlos School of Engineering at the University of São Paulo (EESC/USP) . She completed part of her doctorate at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU). She is currently an Associate Professor and Researcher at the Mauá Institute of Technology (IMT). She develops research in the area of Biological Process Engineering, with an emphasis on anaerobic processes applied to the treatment of wastewater with bioreactors operated in batch and fed batch applied to the production of bioenergy (methane and hydrogen). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Research projects focused on the study of anaerobic fixed-bed bioreactors, with the purpose of improving performance through the treatment of effluents for biogas production, environmental adequacy and the feasibility of its application, have been addressed by the research group in Biological Wastewater Treatment (EEM/IMT) since 1998 with the support of FAPESP. At the moment, the group ha…
The use of agro-industrial wastes for bioenergy production through anaerobic digestion has been highlighted by the growing push towards a circular economy. Soybean molasses, a by-product of soybean processing, emerges as a promising candidate in this process due to its low added value and high volume generated. Although there is a detailed description in the literature about the methane p…
The occurrence of pharmaceutical compounds, such as sodium diclofenac and ibuprofen, in surface water, soils, wastewater, and drinking water has increased significantly in recent decades, and the trend is to continue to increase. Two important facts contributed to this problem and made it a growing concern: the improvement of quantification technologies and the increase in the consumption…
Glycerin is the major byproduct of the biodiesel industry. For every 100 kg of biodiesel produced, approximately 10 kg of crude glycerol are generated and the excess production of this residue can hardly be sold in full to industries. However, it is a biologically degradable residue and it becomes a substrate in the hydrogen production process by anaerobic digestion. The process of H2 pro…
Hydrogen (H2) stands out as promising candidate for the energy of the future by its high calorific power and, more importantly, for only producing water when reacting with oxygen in fuel cells. H2 can be generated from the biological anaerobiosis of organic wastes in a process where these rejects become raw materials for the production of high-value-added biofuels. Brazil stands out for t…
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Anaerobic digestion is becoming increasingly important in the environmental area because besides treating wastewaters, also generates energy. The co-digestion has become more and more powerful since it is possible, with the use of abundant and cheap substrates, dilute inhibitory effects of various other substrates, making the process of anaerobic digestion more efficient and stable. Bioga…
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