Group Members

Ph.D.

• Jorge Armando Piscoya Santibáñez. Project: Assessment of the health impacts associated with the transport of pollutants from wildfire plumes in the state of São Paulo.


• Pedro Henrique Teixeira Tavares. Co-Supervisor. Project: The microphysical effects of aerosol-radiation and aerosol-cloud interactions and their impacts on the radiative balance in the Amazon.

Master

• Danilo Diaz Cruz. Project: Artificial intelligence applied to downscaling air pollutants in the São Paulo Metropolitan Region.


• Davi Faccini Silva. Project: Aerosol New Particle Formation in a Transition Zone Between Urban Area and Cerrado Vegetation.


• Miguel de Carvalho e Silva Diaféria. Project: Land-use change Effects on the seasonality of meteorological variables and greenhouse gases in the Amazon biome.


• Lucas Camargo. Project: Radiative and microphysical properties of aerosols and their characteristics in Central Amazonia.

Undergrad.

• Gustavo Feitosa Teixeira. Project: Relationships between aerosol optical depth (AOD) and evapotranspiration in Central Amazonia.

Former Students

Master

• Jorge Armando Piscoya Santibáñez. Project: Influence of vegetation cover on atmospheric CO2 mixing ratios in the metropolitan Area of São Paulo.

Undergraduate Thesis

• Davi Faccini Silva. Project: Relationships between aerosol particle growth processes and long-range transport in Central Amazonia.


• Miguel de Carvalho e Silva Diaféria. Project: The impacts of land-use changes on the seasonality of atmospheric variables in the Amazon biome.


• Igor Yutaka Murata Endo. Project: The effect of the boundary layer on CO2 flux in a vegetated area of ​​the city of São Paulo.


• Laura de Almeida Viana. Co-Supervisor. Project: Temporal Variability of Methane Concentration and its Relationship with Land Use in Northeastern Amazonia