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Lucas Eduardo Ribeiro developed the scientific initiation project entitled " SIMULATION OF HEAT PROPAGATION IN LASER-INDUCED CsPbBr3 PEROVSKITE THIN FILMS " between 2023 and 2024.
Thiago Rodriguez da Cunha developed post-doctoral research between 2023-2024 on " Optical micro-fluorescence spectroscopy of perovskite nanocrystals ".
Diego Lourençoni Ferreira developed post-doctoral research between 2022-2025 on " Optical properties and modeling of perovskite nanocrystals ".
Sarah Maria Batista SÃgolo developed the scientific initiation project entitled " ANISOTROPIC PLASMONE NANOPARTICLES AS LOCALIZED HEAT SOURCES " between 2023 and 2024.
Guilherme Matavelli Prata Bernardes defended his master's degree in materials science and engineering at PPGCEM at UNIFAL. The dissertation entitled " Localized generation of Au nanoparticles in PMMA polymer matrices via pulsed laser " was defended in July 2023.
Christiane Ferreira Joaquim Pereira defended her master's degree in Physics at PPGF at UNIFAL. The dissertation entitled " Study on the kinetics and growth mechanisms of gold nanoparticles via pulsed laser " was defended in August/2023.
Gabriel FabrÃcio de Souza defended his master's degree at the PPGF of UNIFAL under the supervision of Prof. Marcelo G. Vivas. His master's dissertation entitled " HYPERSPECTRAL FLUORESCENCE MICROSPECTROSCOPY APPLIED TO THE STUDY OF OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF THIN FILMS OF PEROVSKITE NANOCRYSTALS CSPBBRXI(3-X) ." was defended in February 2023. The student is currently pursuing a PhD in Physics at UFJF.
Debora Cristina da Silva Rodrigues defended her master's degree in Physics at PPGF at UNIFAL. The dissertation entitled " Fabrication of plasmonic micro- and nanostructures via laser " was defended in February 2023. She currently teaches at the Federal Institute.
Luis Ricardo Mucciaroni defended his master's degree at the PPGF of UNIFAL under the guidance of Prof. Marcelo G. Vivas. His master's dissertation entitled " OPTICAL SETUP FOR LASER MICROFABRICATION: DEVELOPMENT OF PHOTONIC DEVICES " was defended in September 2020. The student currently teaches Physics and English.
Carlos Henrique D. Santos defended his master's degree under the supervision of Prof. Marcelo G. Vivas. His dissertation entitled " IMPLEMENTATION OF EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES FOR THE CHARACTERIZATION OF LINEAR AND NONLINEAR OPTICAL RESPONSES OF SEMICONDUCTOR NANOMATERIALS " was sold in February 2020. The researcher is currently a postdoctoral fellow at IFGW, UNICAMP.
Michelle Leifeld defended his master's degree under the supervision of Prof. Marcelo G. Vivas. His dissertation entitled " PHOTODEGRADATION KINETICS OF MEH-PPV POLYMER BY REAL-TIME UV-VISIBLE SPECTROSCOPY - APPLICATION IN 3D DOSIMETRY " was sold in February 2020.
Lidiana Maranesi defended her master's thesis in the PPGCEM program under the guidance of Prof. Marcelo Vivas. Her master's thesis entitled " Reversible Optical Storage in Guest-host Films containing V-shaped Azoaromatic Compounds dispersed in a Polymethylmethacrylate matrix " was defended on September 18, 2019. In 2020, her master's thesis was published in the journal RSC Advances.
George Brian dos Reis defended his master's thesis in the PPGF program under the supervision of Prof. Marcelo Vivas. His master's thesis entitled "Femtosecond two-photon absorption spectroscopy in CuInS2 semiconductor nanocrystals " was defended in December 2017. This work resulted in a scientific article published in October 2018 in the internationally indexed journal Optical Materials. The researcher defended his doctorate at UFABC in the area of optics in 2024.
Michael Douglas Alves Silva was a scientific initiation student (CNPq scholarship holder) at LEOF between 2018-2019 and developed algorithms for the simulation of random Laser properties via the finite difference method in the time domain (FDTD).
Arildo Júnior Maciel was a scientific initiation student (FAPEMIG scholarship holder) at LEOF between 2016-2018 and developed optical sensors to determine minute variations in the refractive index.
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