Vanderlei S. Bagnato
VANDERLEI S. BAGNATO
Ensino não presencial do IFSC-USP, dos MOOCs às aulas práticas online: a experiencia do IFSC-USP
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MINI CV - VANDERLEI S. BAGNATO
Vanderlei Salvador Bagnato, born in 1958, is PhD from MIT (1987). Double major in Material Science Engineering (Universidade Federal de São Carlos - Brasil - 1981) and Physics (Universidade de São Paulo - Brasil - 1981). Received the title of “Livre – Docente” by University of São Paulo (1989) and Full Professor by University of São Paulo (1993). Has his activities based on laser cooling and trapping of neutral atoms and applications of optics and laser to health science. Among many activities, he pursued a pioneering work in the field of atomic and molecular physics with worldwide recognition. Cold atomic collisions, techniques to better cool atoms, and fundaments of Bose-Einstein condensation are among the many published work. Quantum Turbulence involving atomic superfluid, and time and frequency metrology with the construction and evaluation of the first atomic clock developed in Latin America and the first pilot plant for the production of high precision microscopes. Recently the group of research under his guidance has implemented in Brazil by the first time the clinical use of Photo-Dynamic-Therapy for the treatment of cancer and microbiological control. A strong relation between basic research and industry is one of the characteristics of the work carried on by Bagnato, resulting the implementation of high technology industries in the field of optics. Has published over 500 papers in international journals with more than 18000 citations. During his academic life, he has supervised more than 100 graduate students and he is presently supervising 13 graduate students involved in several programs of research as well as many undergraduates. Members of the following academies: National Academy of Science(USA), Pontifical Academy of Science ( Vaticano) , TWAS, Brazilian Academy of science and Latin America Academy of Science.