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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Química (IQ) (Institutional affiliation for the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Bachelor's at Chemistry from Universidade de São Paulo (2006) and doctorate at Chemistry from Universidade de São Paulo (2012). Worked as Senior Researcher at the Department of Chemistry of University of Turku, Finland during 2012-2013.Nowadays is an assistant professor at the Department of Fundamental Chemistry of the Universidade de São Paulo, researching photoluminescence properties of rare earth doped materials for application in solar converters. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Luminescent materials (also called phosphors) have the ability to emit light after energy is provided to the material. Typical applications include solid state lighting (e.g. LEDs), lasers and medical imaging. In some materials, impurities or imperfections in the crystal lattice can create defects (or traps) which extend the time between absorption and the emission of light. This is explo…
There is great interest in the red-near infrared region of the spectrum due to its importance on energy photogeneration and bioimaging. This proposal describes the synthesis and application of luminescent materials in solar converters and bioimaging, particularly those with special luminescence properties as up- and down-conversion as well persistent luminescence. This project also approa…
Persistent scintillator materials can emit light during many hours after ceased X-ray irradiation. These materials are normally inorganic hosts doped with activator ions. It is also possible to associate it to photosensitizers capable to absorb the excitation source energy and transfer to the activator ion, promoting its radiative decay. Nowadays, facing the need of biological application…
Luminescent materials are widely used in various applications, e.g.: emergency signaling, luminescent paints, temperature and pressure sensors, biomarkers, creation of thin films, etc. A luminescent material is a compound that generally converts the energy absorbed into electromagnetic radiation to one of lower energy, except in the case of absorption of two or more photons (upconversion)…
The surface plasmon resonance effect has been widely studied in the last few years, due to its unique optical properties. The phenomenon is observed through metalic nanoparticles light sensitization (EX: gold and silver), and can be used for detection and imaging in biological systems.The current project's aims to study how surface plasmon resonance (SPR) influences on the downconversion …
Several properties of crystalline solids are determined by the presence of defects the structures, since the number of imperfections and its characteristics are responsible for resultant properties of the material. One of these properties is persistent luminescence. The explanation on how a material exhibits this kind of luminescence (and its efficiency) creates the necessity of studying …
This project aims at the use of gold and silver nanoparticles (AuNP and AgNP, respectively) and of bimetallic and hollow nanospheres for oxidation reactions of amines to imines. Several nanostructures will be synthesized by simple, controlled synthetic routes capable of generating monodisperse and high yield nanoparticles. Au and AgNPs will be synthesized by the reduction of precursors of…
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