Graduated in Chemistry from the State University of Londrina in 1985, Master in Analytical Chemistry from UNESP in 1988, and PhD in Chemistry from the State University of Campinas in 1993. He completed his post-doctorate at Lund University (Sweden) in 1997/98. Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Sciences at UNESP-Bauru from 1989 to 1994. He joined Unicamp in 1994 as an Assistant Professor with a PhD, became Associate Professor in 2000, Associate Professor in 2001, and, in 2009, Full Professor at the State University of Campinas. He has published more than 400 articles in specialized journals with selective editorial policy, which have received more than 14,500 citations. He has authored/co-authored 26 patents. He participated in the development of several technological products. He supervised 18 master's theses, 36 doctoral theses, 30 post-doctors, and 25 scientific initiation works in Chemistry. He has received several awards and/or honors, including the Governor of the State of São Paulo for Inventor of the Year in 2000, the Zeferino Vaz Award for Academic Recognition in 2004 and 2023, and the Rheinboldt-Hauptmann Award in 2023. He is a full member of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences (ABC), the Academy of Sciences of the State of São Paulo (ACIESP), a Fellow of The World Academy of Science (TWAS), a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC), Commander of the National Order of Scientific Merit in Grand Cross Class. He is an advisor to several national and international funding agencies. He acts as a referee for the main journals in Analytical Chemistry and Electrochemistry. Member of the editorial board of Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, ChemElectroChem, Analytical Methods, Sensors Diagnostics, Electrochemical Sciences Advances, and ACS Measurement Sciences Au. He works in the area of Chemistry, emphasizing Electroanalytics for the development of sensors and biosensors. In his professional activities, he interacted with more than 800 collaborators in co-authoring scientific works. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Analytical Chemistry, in the last years, has directed great efforts to the development of analytical methods for the analysis of samples and/or analytes of biological interest. The huge impact of the researches in this area provided a race towards the development of methods for the chemical analyses of substances of live organisms. With the engagement of analytical chemists in the develop…
The purpose of the application of the technical reserve for research granted by FAPESP for the year 2017 was approved by the Institute of Chemistry Congregation on August 28, 2017 as described below:1 - Maintenance / repair of equipments of the Facilities;2 - Maintenance of Power Generators;3 - Upgrade of four servers licenses of the virtualization solution with 3 years support and guaran…
The application purpose of the funds provide by FAPESP for the year 2016 to support the maintenance of the research infrastructure of the Institute of Chemistry at Unicamp was approved by the Congregation on June 27, with the following items described: 1 - New cabling structure for Block A;2 - Maintenance / repairs on institutional equipment;3 - Software upgrade for NMR equipment solids;4…
The vibrational spectroscopy in the IR region will be used to assess the interaction of analytes with metallic nanoparticles (gold or silver), complementing the Raman spectroscopy and allowing a detailed spectroscopic evaluation of the systems to be studied. Currently, it is worth to mention, the IQ-UNICAMP does not have an FTIR spectrometer operating in the 200-30 cm-1 range. The acquisi…
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CRISPR complexes are a type of adaptative immune system found in bacteria, working mainly by targeting the cleavage of invasive sequences of DNA. The simplified mechanism by which the CRISPR/Cas system operates consists of the process that, after the invading DNA enters the cell for the first time, it is degraded and incorporated into specific locations of the host genetic material in the…
The project aims to propose new routes for preparing conductive inks from carbon nanomaterials. One of these new procedures aims to obtain fullerene paints. These inks are fullerene derivatives containing oxygenated functional groups on the surface. The innovation of this method of preparation was to obtain concentrated and stable inks from carbon materials that are poorly functionalized …
Early and efficient diagnosis of diseases is essential for a correct choice of treatment, in order to avoid complications and increase the survival rate. The development of new technologies for detection of biomarkers appears as an alternative to the currently available methods, and one of the most interesting approaches today is the use of CRISPR/Cas systems for detection of nucleic acid…
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Early and efficient disease diagnosis is essential for prompt and accurate treatment selection, aiming to prevent complications and increase survival rates. New technologies for detecting pathogens are being developed as alternatives to existing methods, which are often time-consuming and complex. One of the most promising approaches is using CRISPR/Cas systems for nucleic acid detection.…
Conductive inks are composed of conductive materials dispersed in liquid media, additives such as solvents to adjust their rheological properties, and stabilizers, which contribute to ink stability, increase material concentration and also contribute to improving rheological behavior. However, additives and stabilizers are usually insulating molecules or macromolecules that negatively aff…
The COVID-19 outbreak showed us the need for improvement and new, simpler and more practical diagnostic technologies. In this sense, the combination of advanced materials such as graphene and its derivatives with automated techniques for obtaining electrodes, as well as inkjet printing and laser-scribing, can generate devices without the need for additional modifications to the printed el…
Antibiotic-multiresistant bacteria are considered to be the next global health threat, thus the development of new devices for monitoring and diagnosis are considered emergencies for preventing and limiting their spread. Electrochemical sensors and biosensors are one of the most promising approaches to this problem, due to being both selective and sensitive even when considering the chall…
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