University Research Assistant

I am a Brazilian physicist and educator with strong experience in both academic research and science teaching. I hold a Ph.D. in Physics, with research focused on low-energy electron scattering and molecular interactions using multichannel theoretical methods. Currently, I am a postdoctoral researcher at the Federal University of ABC (UFABC), where I investigate fundamental collision processes relevant to biological and industrial molecules.

Alongside my academic journey, I have taught physics and chemistry at various educational levels, from youth and adult education to undergraduate programs. I am passionate about physics education, scientific computing, and interdisciplinary approaches that bridge fundamental science with real-world applications.

My technical skills include programming in Python and Fortran, Monte Carlo simulations, molecular dynamics, and data analysis. I am also expanding into the field of data science and its applications in research and education.

I am motivated by the opportunity to contribute to international scientific collaborations, engage in innovative teaching environments, and promote science as a tool for understanding and transforming society.