Bachelor's degree from the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP) in Physical Engineering with an emphasis on technological production and Bachelor's degree in Physics (2013 - 2018), with a sandwich internship at Technische Universität München for one year, under the "science without borders" program funded by CAPES. Worked on deposition techniques for magnetic nanowires at the Materials and Low-Temperature Laboratory (LMBT - UNICAMP) with FAPESP scholarship and did an internship at the National Synchrotron Light Laboratory (LNLS) in research on the theme of nano-antenna design for the application in near-field ultra-microscopy and synchrotron infrared nano-spectroscopy (SINS). Currently, has a scholarship (FAPESP) in his master's degree in applied physics from the graduate program at the State University of Campinas (Note 7 under the CAPES concept). Master's research is related to the investigation of optical phenomena in two-dimensional heterostructures and plasmonic antennas. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Nanostructured semiconductors represent one of the most relevant advances in Science with applications in several areas of the industry. However, employing them for the development of nanophotonic devices is still a challenge. In contrast, two-dimensional materials, such as graphene and others, have proved to be exceptional platforms for the confinement of light at the nanoscale. Through …
Two-dimensional materials (2Ds) represent one of the greatest advances in material science and engineering in the last decade and have the potential to remain relevant for at least another decade. Currently, it is possible to find specific options of 2Ds for each modern technological application, since a vast catalog of these covers from ultra-thin semiconductors with varied band gaps (Bl…
The project consists in the fabrication and magneto-electrical characterization of a simple circuit based on isolated ferromagnetic nanowires. Nickel nanowires and electrode arrays will be fabricated and subsequently assembled by the dielectrophoresis technique. This kind of circuit allows, in a first step, studying the magnetoresistive behavior of individual ferromagnetic nanowires.
In the last decade, we have witnessed the dominance of graphene plasmonics in the nanophotonic realm. Unlike plasmons in noble metals, graphene plasmons can be confined with splendid tunability from the Terahertz (THz) to the mid-infrared (mid-IR). Moreover, by applying magnetic fields to graphene, cyclotron resonances may couple to the collective charges motion, giving rise to magnetopla…
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