Bruno Garcia Silva

PhD in Hydraulics and Sanitation at the School of Engineering of São Carlos (EESC / USP); Graduated in Environmental Engineering from the São Carlos School of Engineering (EESC / USP); He was a visiting researcher at the University of Notre Dame, IN, USA, Environmental Biotechnology Laboratory, under the supervision of Professor Robert Nerenberg, specialist in membrane reactor technology (MABR), biofilms and biological removal of nutrients. During graduate school he participated, several times, in teaching activities through the program in the Teaching Improvement Program (PAE), whose main objective is to improve the training of graduate students for undergraduate teaching activities: He also has scientific initiation in the subject of anaerobic treatment and biogas production, in which he did an internship abroad (IPICyT - Mexico). He was a trainee engineer at SHS Consultoria Projetos Engenharia Ltda, São Carlos, Brazil, where he worked as an engineering assistant in the executive project to expand the municipal sewage collection system in the city of Apiaí-SP, Brazil; in a technical study to diagnose the situation of water resources in the exploration of water in the city of Holambra - SP, Brazil; and elaboration of technical proposals to participate in tenders for sanitation projects (Source: Lattes Curriculum)