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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Ciências Farmacêuticas de Ribeirão Preto (FCFRP) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Bachelor in Physics by the Educational Foundation of Bauru (1977); Bachelor in Sciences by the Educational Foundation of Bauru (1977); Master in Physics by the University of São Paulo (1983) and Doctor in Physics by the University of São Paulo (1987). Is currently Associate Professor of University of São Paulo and carry colaboration with the Statistical Physics and Complex Systems group of the Department of Theoretical and Experimental Physics of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Norte (UFRN). Has experience in the area of Physics, with emphasis in BIOLOGICAL PHYSICS, working mainly on the following topics: Monte Carlo, Folding, diffusive processes, tumor growth and prion diseases. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The main purposes of this project are the development of new models of non-linear non-Markovian discrete and continuous time random walks with strong memory dependence in terms of long range time-memory correlations and their application to biological problems. Specifically, we will focus on systems with full and damaged memory, the latter being those in which the recent memory has been e…
The main purpose of this project is the study of anomalous diffusion in complex non-Markoviandiscrete-time Random Walk systems with strong long range time-memory correlations. Specifically,we focus on systems with full memory and systems with memory damage, the latter being those in which the recent memory has been erased. The question of mapping non-Markovian processes in Markovian proce…
The main purpose of this project is the study of anomalous diffusion in complex non Markovian discrete-time Random Walk systems with strong long range time-memory correlations. Specifically, we focus on systems with full memory and systems with memory damage, the latter being those in which the recent memory has been erased. The question of mapping non-Markovian processes in Markovian pro…
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The use of computational simulations in the study of biological systems is gaining prominence position in the scientific community in the last decades. The possibility to obtain a perfect description in atomic/molecular level of the involved physicochemical phenomena makes that tool highly useful. Besides, the rapid development of the computational power allows study of more and more larg…
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