Persistent Digital Identifiers (UIDs)
ORCID :
0000-0003-4533-367X
Job Type
Teaching/Education
Research
Subject Area
Chemical Oceanography
Marine and Coastal Engineering
Sea regions of study
North Sea
South Atlantic Ocean
Skills
I hold a position as Assistant Professor of Sustainable and
Circular Building with Mud at the Department of Hydraulic Engineering, Faculty
of Civil Engineering and Geosciences, Delft University of Technology (the Netherlands). I am member of the MudNet, a multi-disciplinary research network
that generates new applied knowledge on mud-related topics.
My research focuses on understanding and managing the
interactions between hydraulic engineering, fine sediment dynamics, and
ecosystem functioning in aquatic environments. The central objective is to
develop sustainable and circular approaches for sediment and water management
by integrating biogeochemistry, environmental engineering, and hydraulic
processes.
I have a B.Sc. degree in Oceanography, a MS degree in
Environmental Oceanography and a PhD in Environmental Oceanography from Federal
University of Espírito Santo-Brazil. My Bachelor's and Master’s degrees were
focused on marine and coastal environment pollution, while my PhD was focused
on geochemical markers and mangrove resilience. I have 7 years’ experience in
an environmental monitoring program after iron ore tailings input in the
fluvial and marine environments, where I focused on the flocculation process of
cohesive sediments and sedimentary process and its feedback mechanisms with biota.