CV Lattes
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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Química (IQ) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Bachelor's at Curso de Ciências Moleculares from Universidade de São Paulo (2004) and doctorate at Chemistry from Universidade de São Paulo (2010). Has experience in Chemistry, focusing on Physical-Chemistry, acting on the following subjects: Raman spectroscopy, ionic liquids, ionic pairs and agregates. Is now working with astrobiology and remote life detection. Member of the Brazilian Group of Astrobiology. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Airborne particles, also called particulate matter, can impact directly and indirectly on earth's climate as well as on human and animal health. Aerosol particles range from a few microns down to very small sizes, such as a few tens of Angstroms. These particles can directly absorb or reflect solar radiation within the atmosphere affecting directly the earth's energy balance, a major focu…
One of the aspects of the world that has always fascinated humans is the great diversity of colours produced by organisms and caused by the presence of pigments. Despite the wide variety, melanin is the most common type in nature, and in animals, this compound is made up of eumelanin and pheomelanin. Melanins are formed and stored in melanosomes, which can assume a cylindrical or spherica…
Currently, the planet Mars has been the focus of human space exploration, since humans are on their way to making the idea a reality within a few decades. In spite of this, it is an inhospitable planet for human life because of its extreme conditions. Therefore, for human remains to survive in space, it will be necessary to develop technologies that mimic the terrestrial conditions that m…
Perchlorate and sulfate salts are very abundant on the surface of Mars. Such salts are important for the Martian brines formation due to their high deliquescence and ability to produce solutions with very low eutectic temperatures. These physicochemical properties might allow the existence of liquid water on Mars, whose availability is the main limiting factor for the development and main…
Iron and manganese are elements involved in several geochemical processes mediated by microorganisms. Brazil presents several surface and subsurface (caves) metal-rich environments that represent promising sites for studying microbial adaptive and evolutionary mechanisms, as well as aspects of local biogeochemistry and their implications for biogenicity criteria and detection of biosignat…
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Cell surface charges, resulting from the acid-base equilibrium of organic ligands, are known to play important roles in microorganisms nutrition, adherence to surfaces and metal interaction. A quantitative approach is allowing researchers to model the bacteria interactions with metals, minerals and nutrients. These models are fundamental for a better understanding of microbial ecophysiolo…
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