PhD by USP Chemistry Institute, under supervision of Prof. Susana Torresi, interested in electrochemical (bio)sensors, micro/nanostructured platforms, interfacial chemistry, metals electrodeposition, spectroscopy (especially Raman/SERS) and electrochemistry in semiconducting materials. Undergraduate short-term visiting student at the Southampton University (UK), in the electrochemistry laboratory of Prof Phil N Bartlett, in collaboration for SERS and Breath-Figure Method applications. Graduate-level visiting student at the University of New South Wales (Australia), in the Smart Materials and Interfaces laboratory, under supervision of Prof J Justin Gooding, working with SERS, carbon nanomaterials, semiconductor electrochemistry, light-activated electrochemistry and sensing. Currently performing post-doctoral research at the Bioelectrochemistry Lab, USP São Carlos, under supervision of Prof. Frank Crespilho, working in the topics of (bio)sensors, carbon nanomaterials, Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (STM) and spectroscopy. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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With the advances in enzymes' bioengineering, myriad applications have become highlighted as solutions to deal with the ever-increasing energy demand and the complexity in terms of intermittence, with eco-friendly and low-cost systems, to carbon sinking and molecular valorization. Nowadays, the state-of-art in enzymatic processes indicates that reactions such as water oxidation to molecul…
The Bioelectrochemistry and Interfaces Group coordinated by Professor Frank Crespilho has an excellent track record in the fabrication of bioelectrodes based on the modification and engineering of carbon materials with various biomolecules, including enzymes, coenzymes, and single-cell organisms, seeking practical applications in biodevices, biofuel cells, and biosensors. More recently, i…
Technology development with respect to micro/nanometrical structurally ordered synthesis and characterization granted the branching of surface modification processes and provided a new set of interesting properties to an old set of materials, as in the case of conventional planar electrodes and silicon wafers. Several papers emerged enumerating the benefits of the association of defined-g…
Biosensors constitute an intrinsic element in daily life and present a promissory future, being a central facet in its use for the most different functions, from clinical laboratory diagnosis to in vivo monitoring systems. With the nano-science development, increasing attention relying on carbon nanotubes (CNT) usage was verified for bio-recognition of several compounds. Recently, the asc…
In the past ten years, a considerable effort was made to develop protocols for designing SERS platforms, employing metallic structures such as Ag, Au, Cu, metallic oxides or graphene. The potentiality of these materials has been demonstrated by enhancing the Raman signal as much as 10(10) times. However, considering the practical application of SERS platforms for sensing complex samples, …
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