In this page you can find a web version of my professional resume, or academic curriculum.
For those interested on it, here you can find my Curriculum Lattes in portuguese. For the english version, use the previous link and click on ‘English’ button at the top-right area of the page.
Degree granted at the University of São Paulo, Brazil.
Visiting student at University of Helsinki, Finland.
Degree granted at the University of São Paulo, Brazil.
Degree granted at the University of São Paulo, Brazil.
From September 2015 to June 2016 I was enrolled as an exchange student in the University of Helsinki, in Finland. This was thanks to the Science Without Borders programme of Brazil’s Federal Government and CNPq (one of the major Brazilian funding agencies).
During this period, I took mainly courses related to computational physics, statistics, and data treatment, such as: Tools for High Performance Computing, Scientific Computing II, Linux Fundamentals, Basics of Monte Carlo Simulations and Monte Carlo Simulations in Physics. Some of them were graduate-level courses.
Internal Audit at Santander, São Paulo, Brazil.
My research projects were partially supported by CNPq (National Council for Scientific and Technological Development) and FAPESP (São Paulo Research Foundation), funding agencies from the Brazil Federal Government and São Paulo State Government, respectively.
FONTENELLE, A. L. ; CREPALDI, C. ; HIDALGO, I. G. . Urban wind generation: use of reanalysis data to calculate Weibull parameters. In: XIII Latin-American Congress on Electricity, Generation and Transmission, 2019, Santiago. Book of abstracts, 2019.
AMARAL, PRISCILA O.; LEAO, C.; REDIGOLO, MARCELO M.; CREPALDI, CAIKE; BUSTILLOS, Oscar Vega. Analysis of neonicotinoids by gas chromatography coupled to nuclide sup(63)Ni - electron capture detector - GC/ECD. In: International Nuclear Atlantic Conference INAC, 2015, São Paulo. XII ENAN International Nuclear Atlantic Conference INAC. São Paulo: International Nuclear Atlantic Conference INAC, 2015. v. 1. p. 30-32.
REDIGOLO, MARCELO M.; AMARAL, PRISCILA O.; LEAO, C.; CREPALDI, CAIKE; RUSSO, TATIANA; VALERIA DE MENDONÇA; MUNITA, CASIMIRO S.; BUSTILLOS, Oscar Vega. PY-GC-MS applied to the identification of synthetic resins in brazilian painting. In: International Nuclear Atlantic Conference INAC, 2015, São Paulo. XII ENAN International Nuclear Atlantic Conference INAC. São Paulo: International Nuclear Atlantic Conference INAC, 2015. v. 1. p. 20-22.
During my undergraduate and graduate studies, I worked as a Teaching Assistant (TA) for a few undergraduate-level courses at the University of São Paulo. Most of them were experimental physics courses.
Usually, the responsibilities of a TA encompass after-class helping hours, during-class help (for experimental courses), grading student’s assignments, participation in teaching staff meetings. Sometimes, an experienced TA can be tasked with teaching a class, assuming a de facto Professor position for that course only. In those cases, the responsibilities of the TA are the same as an ordinary Professor.
Year | Period | Course |
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2021 | Apr* | Advanced Topics in Statistical Data Processing in Experimental Physics (moodle) |
2020-2021 | Nov-Mar* | Experimental Physics II (moodle) |
2020 | Feb-Oct* | Experimental Physics I ‡ (moodle, auxiliar page) |
2019 | Aug-Dec | Statistical Data Processing in Experimental Physics (moodle) |
2019 | Aug-Dec | Numerical Calculus with Applications to Physics (TA page) |
2019 | Jul | Fundamental Physics Experiments with Smartphones and Arduinos (dedicated page) |
2019 | Feb-Jun | Experimental Physics I (moodle) |
2018 | Aug-Dec | Experimental Physics II (moodle) |
2018 | Feb-Jun | Experimental Physics V (moodle) |
2014 | Feb-Jun | Experimental Physics I (moodle) |
‡: As a de facto Professor (responsible for teaching a class).
*: Pandemic version. The chronogram was altered to adapt the courses to a virtual or semi-virtual version.
Since the description of those disciplines is mainly in Portuguese, I will try to translate the main idea behind each of them.
Name | Description |
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Experimental Physics I | Objective: Discuss the role of experimentation in the development of physics. Subject: Mechanics. Type: Obligatory credits for the Bachelor’s degree. |
Experimental Physics II | Objective: Formal treatment of experimental data. Subject: Mechanics & Thermodynamics. Type: Obligatory credits for the Bachelor’s degree. |
Experimental Physics V | Objective: Full understanding and rigorous planning of experiments. Consolidation of independence in a laboratory. Subject: Modern Physics. Type: Obligatory credits for the Bachelor’s degree. |
Fundamental Physics Experiments with Smartphones and Arduinos | Objective: Study physical phenomena using smartphone sensors and Arduino. Subject: Free. Type: Academic extension course. |
Numerical Calculus with Applications to Physics | Objective: Study numerical methods in a physical context. Subject: Errors and Floating Point Notation, Finding Roots, Solving Linear Systems, Interpolation, Linear Regression, Numerical Integration, Ordinary Differencial Equations, Partial Differencial Equations. Type: Obligatory credits for the Bachelor’s degree. |
Statistical Data Processing in Experimental Physics | Objective: Formal treatment of experimental data. Subject: Error Theory, Basics of Metrology, Probability Density Functions, Monte Carlo Simulations, Least Squares Method, Maximum Likelihood Estimation, Compatibility Tests. Type: Free credits for the Bachelor’s degree. |
Platform: Coursera
Issued on: Jan. 2021
Credential number: GSYUVCSUFHMT
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Platform: Coursera
Issued on: Jul. 2020
Credential number: 5U56VX92KEL4
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Platform: Coursera
Issued on: Jul. 2020
Credential number: GSM8SFFAEU3C
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Brazilian Physical Society’s Autumn Meeting (2020), Brazil (online meeting). Poster presentation: Distinguishing stochacity and chaoticity in TCABR tokamak plasma turbulence.
1st Perspectives on Oscillation Control (2019), São Paulo, Brazil. Poster presentation: Evidence of chaotic dynamics in plasma density fluctuations in tokamak TCABR.
Conference on Perspectives in Nonlinear Dynamics (2019), São Paulo, Brazil. Poster presentation: Dynamical nature of plasma density fluctuations in tokamak TCABR. See dedicated page here.
IFUSP’s Summer School (2018). Listener.
25th SICUSP (2017). Oral presentation: Langmuir Probes’ Characteristic Fitting. See resume here.
Workshop for International Scientific Writing (2016), São Paulo, Brazil. Listener.
ASTS 2015 - Agilent Science and Technology Symposium (2015), São Paulo, Brazil. Listener.
BioMed Central - Authors’ Workshop - Research Integrity and Open Access (2015), São Paulo, Brazil. Listener.
Artificial Intelligence Using Deep Learning and Applications to Physics (2019), 10h, Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Físicas (Brazilian Center for Physical Research), CBPF, Brazil. Course ministered by Prof. Marcio Portes de Albuquerque (COTEC/CBPF); Prof. Clécio Roque De Bom (CBPF/CEFET-RJ) and Prof. Elisangela Lopes Faria (CBPF).
Introduction to Automation in Measurement Systems (2019), 10h, Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Físicas (Brazilian Center for Physical Research), CBPF, Brazil. Course ministered by Prof. Geraldo Cernicchiaro (COMAN/CBPF).
Non-Extensive Statistical Mechanics (2019), 10h, Centro Brasileiro de Pesquisas Físicas (Brazilian Center for Physical Research), CBPF, Brazil. Course ministered by Prof. Constantino Tsallis (CBPF emeritus researcher).
Teaching in Higher Education: A First Approach (2019), 8h, University of São Paulo, USP, Brazil.
Introduction to the Concepts and Practice of Metrology (2019), 8h, University of São Paulo, USP, Brazil. Course ministered by Prof. Peter Bode from the Delft University of Technology, Netherlands.
Mini-course: Introduction to Quantum Information (2019), 10h, Summer School - Institute of Physics of the University of São Paulo, IFUSP, Brazil. Course ministered by Prof. Gabriel T. Landi from the University of São Paulo, Brazil.
Advanced Fortran Programming (2016), 21h, IT Center for Science, CSC, Finland.
Advanced Threading and Optimization (2016), 21h, IT Center for Science, CSC, Finland.
Regular member of the Brazilian Physical Society (Sociedade Brasileira de Física, SBF) since September 2020.
Member of the Brazilian Society for the Advancement of Science (Sociedade Brasileira para o Progresso da Ciência, SBPC) since September 2020.
Effective member of the Brazilian Mathematical Society (Sociedade Brasileira de Matemática, SBM) since September 2020.