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Biomedical engineering is an evolving field of study that integrates the disciplines of biology, medicine, and engineering to develop innovative systems and devices with the objective of enhancing the quality of health services.
Anhembi Morumbi-PPGEBM’s Postgraduate Program in Biomedical Engineering ( (PPG EBM = Programa de Pós-Graduação em Engenharia Biomédica), with Master’s and Doctorate degrees, is designed to develop students into leading professionals in their fields. The program is distinguished by a tradition of excellence and a team of professors with international experience.
The PPGEBM is offered on the premises of the São José dos Campos Technology Park-PIT, a center accredited by the Federal, State, and Municipal governments, and is integrated into the Technology Park’s Center for Technological Innovation in Health. The Center for Innovation, Technology and Education (CITÉ) oversees the operations of the aforementioned center.
Access the program’s laboratory infrastructure at: https://www.cite.org.br/general-clean
CITÉ is comprised of a multidisciplinary team of scientists with research and development laboratories dedicated to the advancement of health-related technologies, including computer-assisted health, innovative materials and prostheses, diagnostic and surgical procedures, and therapeutic processes employing phototherapy and ozone therapy. Universities such as UNIFESP, UNESP, Anhembi Morumbi University, ITA, and FATEC, in addition to hospitals in the region and São Paulo, are engaged in collaborative research with CITE.
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Academic Master’s and Doctorate in Biomedical Engineering
About the Program
Program Structure/Requirements
Master’s and PhD in Biomedical Engineering
Master’s Duration: 2 years
Doctorate Duration: 4 years
Campus: CITÉ/São José dos Campos Technology Park
Shift: Full timeMaster’s and Doctorate recommended by CAPES in March 2017 (Ministerial Order No. 128, MEC, 02/20/2018, DOU of 02/21/2018).
The program consists of a set of compulsory and elective courses. At the start of the program, the student selects a field of biomedical engineering and the postgraduate professor responsible for the respective area. In agreement with this professor, the student will develop their research project. At the end of the program, the thesis/dissertation based on the research project will be analyzed by a panel of experts in the field in order to award the title of master or doctor to the candidate.
Throughout the program, students are supported by a network of experienced supervisors who are part of the teaching staff. Its location in the São José dos Campos Technology Park allows the program to offer students access to various industrial, academic and government groups resident in the Technology Park. The program also maintains close working relationships with the largest hospital complex in Latin America, the metropolitan region of São Paulo and also the Paraíba Valley.
Faculty
Prof. Dr. Adjaci Uchoa Fernandes: Curriculum Vitae
e-mail: [email protected]
Work Regime: 40Hrs
Academic Degree: PhD in Chemistry
Latest Academic Qualification: Postdoctoral studies in organic chemistry – USP/Aarhus University, DenmarkProfa. Dra. Adriana Barrinha F. Moretti – Curriculum Vitae
e-mail: [email protected]
Work Regime: 40h
Academic Degree: PhD in Pharmacy and Biochemistry
Latest Academic Qualification: Postdoctoral studies in Biological Sciences – UNIFESPProf. Dr. Carlos José de Lima – Curriculum Vitae
e-mail: [email protected]
Work Regime: 40h
Academic Degree: PhD in Electrical Engineering
Latest Academic Qualification: PhD in Biomedical Engineering – UNIVAPProf. Dr. Egberto Munin – Currículo Lattes
e-mail: [email protected]
Work Regime: 40h
Academic Degree: PhD in Physics
Latest Academic Qualification: Postdoctoral studies in Physics – UNICAMPProf. Dr. Landulfo Silveira Júnior – Currículo Lattes
e-mail: [email protected]
Work Regime: 40h
Academic Degree: PhD in Electrical Engineering
Latest Academic Qualification: PhD in Sciences – USPProf. Dr. Leandro Procópio Alves – Currículo Lattes
e-mail: [email protected]
Work Regime: 40h
Academic Degree: PhD in Electrical Engineering
Latest Academic Qualification: PhD in Biomedical Engineering – UNICASTELOProfa. Dra. Lívia Helena Moreira da Silva Melo – Currículo Lattes
e-mail: [email protected]
Work Regime: 40h
Academic Degree: PhD in Veterinary medicine
Latest Academic Qualification: Postdoctoral studies in Biomedical Engineering – UNICASTELOProfa. Dra. Luciana Aparecida Campos Baltatu – Currículo Lattes
e-mail: [email protected]
Work Regime: 40h
Academic Degree: Bachelor of Nursing, PhD in Human Physiology
Latest Academic Qualification: Postdoctoral studies in Molecular Biology – MDC AlemanhaProf. Dr. Marcos Tadeu Tavares Pacheco – Currículo Lattes
e-mail: [email protected]
Work Regime: 40h
Academic Degree: PhD in Electronic Engineering
Latest Academic Qualification: Postdoctoral studies in Biomedical Engineering – MIT EUAProf. Dr. Osmar Pinto Neto – Currículo Lattes
e-mail: [email protected]
Work Regime: 40h
Academic Degree: PhD in Applied Mathematics and Physical Education
Latest Academic Qualification: Postdoctoral studies in Neuromuscular Physiology – University of Florida – EUAProf. Dr. Ovidiu Constantin Baltatu – Currículo Lattes
e-mail: [email protected]
Work Regime: 40h
Academic Degree: Medical doctor, PhD in Medical Sciences
Latest Academic Qualification: Postdoctoral studies in Molecular biology – MDC AlemanhaProf. Dr. Renato Amaro Zângaro – Coordenador do Programa – Currículo Lattes
e-mail: [email protected]
Work Regime: 40h
Academic Degree: PhD in Electrical Engineering
Latest Academic Qualification: Postdoctoral studies in Biomedical Engineering – MIT EUAArea of Expertise and Lines of Research
The interdisciplinary research developed by the program is offered in two areas of expertise – (1) Therapeutic Systems and Procedures and (2) Systems and Processes for Diagnostics:
• Expertise area 1 – Therapeutic Systems and Procedures: This area of study combines lines of research that aim to help treat different pathologies, developing optical systems, photoactivated therapeutic drugs, medicines for heart disease, herbal medicines, ozone, ultrasound, among others. It also includes the study of biomechanics, balance and rehabilitation, and the development of clinical and hospital instrumentation.
Research lines associated with this area:
→ Biomechanics and Rehabilitation: This line of research brings together projects aimed at studying and determining the biomechanical responses produced by different types of stimuli, and assessed using different measurement techniques. The projects also aim to determine dysfunctions in motor balance using stabilometric and baropodometric parameters, especially in the elderly. In addition, it proposes and evaluates techniques and tools aimed at the rehabilitation of people affected by some kind of dysfunction.
→ Hospital Instrumentation: This line of research proposes projects aimed at developing new medical, dental and hospital, clinical, laboratory and rehabilitation devices, instruments and equipment, including optimizing the ergonomics and usability of this equipment.
→ Translational Medicine: Projects related to translational medicine involve the transfer of knowledge acquired from basic sciences to practical/clinical and community applications. Translational research is made up of four phases: T1, which transfers knowledge from pre-clinical research to human beings, T2, to patients, T3, to clinical practice and T4, to the population. The aim of this research is to contribute to all phases of this process with a multidisciplinary and multiphase approach.
→ Therapeutic Procedures Using Non-Ionizing Radiation: This line brings together projects that use low and medium power lasers, LEDs and ultrasound to treat different diseases in a minimally invasive way, including the use of photoactive compounds.
→ Therapeutic Products: This line brings together projects using different techniques for the development and characterization of new drugs, photoactivated or not, and new techniques and devices, such as: treatment with herbal medicines, study of oxazine and porphyrin dyes (PDT), as well as the use of ozone.• Expertise area 2 – Systems and Processes for Diagnostics: This area of study brings together lines of research focused on the development of systems and processes, which aim to help obtain information on biological tissues in a minimally or non-invasive way, through optical spectroscopy, thermography, AI and biological signal analysis.
Research lines associated with this area:
→ Development of diagnostic techniques and systems: This line of research brings together projects whose main focus is the development of optical techniques and systems aimed at diagnosing pathological alterations in biological tissues and fluids, such as fluorescence spectroscopy, diffuse reflectance and Raman scattering. Mathematical tools based on multivariate statistics are used, such as principal component analysis (PCA), partial least squares regression (PLS), and AI.
→ Public Health Information Tools: The area of Public Health requires the multidisciplinary development of mathematical, statistical and computational models, as well as the development of computerized systems aimed at data analysis and process improvement, with a view to strategic decision-making in the use of SUS resources. Data is made available through hospitals, health departments, the Ministry of Health, governmental and non-governmental organizations, and the aim is to statistically evaluate data from these bodies, develop tools (software/IA) for information management and control, as well as decision-making.
→ Processing and Analysis of Biological Signals: This line of research involves projects focused on electrical signal processing techniques that allow diagnostic information to be obtained on various diseases that affect humans, particularly myoelectric, electrocardiographic and electromyographic signals. The aim is to study musculoskeletal diseases, arrhythmias, cardioprotection, heart rate variability, studies which will guide the choice of the most appropriate therapies.Disciplines
Compulsory Courses
– PRINCIPLES OF MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (for students in the area of biological sciences and health).
Professor: LEANDRO PROCÓPIO ALVES– PRINCIPLES OF PHYSIOLOGY APPLIED TO EXACT SCIENCES (for students in the exact sciences).
Professors: OVIDIU CONSTANTIN BALTATU, LUCIANA APARECIDA CAMPOS BALTATU– OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF BIOLOGICAL TISSUES.
Professors: RENATO AMARO ZANGARO, LANDULFO SILVEIRA JUNIOR– UC CORE: SCIENCE AND RESEARCH.
Professors: LÍVIA HELENA MOREIRA DA SILVA MÉLO, MARCOS TADEU TAVARES PACHECO– UC AREA: INNOVATION MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY.
Professor: LEANDRO PROCÓPIO ALVES– SEMINARS I
Professor: RENATO AMARO ZÂNGARO– SEMINARS II
Professor: RENATO AMARO ZÂNGAROElective Courses
– MOLECULAR SPECTROSCOPIC CHARACTERIZATION.
Professor: ADJACI UCHOA FERNANDES– PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION.
Professors: OVIDIU CONSTANTIN BALTATU, LUCIANA APARECIDA CAMPOS BALTATU– DEVELOPMENT OF DRUGS, PHYTOPHARMACEUTICALS AND PHOTOPHARMACEUTICALS: OBTAINING AND CHARACTERIZING
Professor: ADJACI UCHOA FERNANDES– MOLECULAR ELUCIDATION BY NMR.
Professor: ADJACI UCHOA FERNANDES– EPIDEMIOLOGY IN PUBLIC HEALTH.
Professor: LIVIA HELENA MOREIRA DA SILVA MÉLO– MOLECULAR SPECTROSCOPY.
Professor: ADJACI UCHOA FERNANDES– OPTICAL FIBERS AND CATHETERS.
Professor: CARLOS JOSÉ DE LIMA– FUNDAMENTALS OF MEDICAL BIOTECHNOLOGY – R&D&I.
Professors: LUCIANA APARECIDA CAMPOS BALTATU, OVIDIU CONSTANTIN BALTATU– PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN ENGLISH.
Professors: OVIDIU CONSTANTIN BALTATU, LUCIANA APARECIDA CAMPOS BALTATU– INTRODUCTION TO BIOMECHANICS.
Professor: OSMAR PINTO NETO– INTRODUCTION TO EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY.
Professor: OSMAR PINTO NETO– DIAGNOSTIC LASER.
Professors: LANDULFO SILVEIRA JUNIOR, MARCOS TADEU TAVARES PACHECO– OZONE: THEORY AND APPLICATIONS.
Professors: ADRIANA BARRINHA FERNANDES MORETTI, CARLOS JOSÉ DE LIMA, LIVIA HELENA MOREIRA DA SILVA MELO– PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS OF RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY.
Professors: LANDULFO SILVEIRA JUNIOR, MARCOS TADEU TAVARES PACHECO– SENSORS AND TRANSDUCERS.
Professors: CARLOS JOSÉ DE LIMA, LEANDRO PROCOPIO ALVES– TECHNOLOGIES APPLIED TO REHABILITATION AND SPORTS PERFORMANCE.
Professor: OSMAR PINTO NETO– CELL AND MOLECULAR THERAPY.
Professors: ADRIANA BARRINHA FERNANDES MORETTI, LÍVIA HELENA MOREIRA DA SILVA MÉLO– PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY.
Professor: ADJACI UCHOA FERNANDES– THERMOGRAPHY APPLIED TO HEALTH.
Professors: LEANDRO PROCÓPIO ALVES, RENATO AMARO ZÂNGARO– ULTRASOUND: THERAPEUTIC USES AND APPLICATIONS.
Professors: ADRIANA BARRINHA FERNANDES MORETTI, CARLOS JOSÉ DE LIMA, LIVIA HELENA MOREIRA DA SILVA MELOObjective of the Graduate Program in Biomedical Engineering
The Graduate Program in Biomedical Engineering at Anhembi Morumbi University is an interdisciplinary program that provides a comprehensive education in the field of biomedical engineering, coupled with rigorous research training. The program equips students with the expertise to excel in roles that bridge the gap between engineering and healthcare, where they can contribute to the advancement of new methodologies, techniques, and systems for the diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of human diseases.
The Master’s and Doctorate in Biomedical Engineering is designed for professionals with diverse backgrounds, including those from the health and exact sciences sectors.
Accreditation, Re-accreditation and De-accreditation of Professors
Regulations of Graduate Program in Biomedical Engineering (PPG EBM)
Check out the PPG EBM Regulations
Calendar
Selection Process
Student Selection Process 2024.2
Remaining Vacancies – Selection Process 2024.2
Master’s
Registration fee: Exempt
Total course fee: up to 36 installments of R$1,047.59
40% scholarship for graduates: up to 36 installments of R$ 628.55
Research incentive scholarship (30%) already included in the values above.
*See special conditions for Ânima employees, for partner companies and for cash payment.
Location: CITÉ – Parque Tecnológico de São José dos Campos
Class schedule: full-time
Consult the Scholarship Program in the Selection Notice
Check out the EBM Master’s Notice PSD 2024.2
(*) The amounts of the installments will be readjusted annually, under the terms provided for and authorized by the relevant and current legislation, and the accumulated variation of the IGP-M (General Market Price Index) calculated by the Getúlio Vargas Foundation or another index that may replace it may be used.Doctorate
Registration fee: Exempt
Total course fee: up to 60x of R$1,489.04
40% scholarship for graduates: up to 60x of R$893.42
Research incentive scholarship (30%) already included in the values above.
*See special conditions for Ânima employees, for partner companies and for cash payment.
Location: CITÉ – Parque Tecnológico de São José dos Campos
Class schedule: full-time
Note: Consult the Scholarship Program in the Selection Notice
Check out the EBM Doctorate PSD 2024.2 Notice
(*) The amounts of the installments will be readjusted annually, under the terms provided for and authorized by the relevant and current legislation, and the accumulated variation of the IGP-M (General Market Price Index) calculated by the Getúlio Vargas Foundation or another index that may replace it may be used.APPROVED – STUDENT SELECTION PROCESS 2024/1 – Remaining Vacancies
Schedule – 2nd Semester 2024
Pre-registration: 29/05/2024 to 25/07/2024
Registration – submission of documents: 29/05/2024 to 25/07/2024
Interview: 30/07/2024 to 05/08/2024
Announcement of the result: 06/08/2024
Signing of the contract and effective enrollment: 07 to 12/08/2024
Start of classes: 12/08/2024Student Selection Process 2024/1 - Remaining Vacancies
Schedule
•Registration: April 24 to May 8, 2024
•Selection Process (stages): May 9 to 16, 2024
•Final result: May 17, 2024
•Signing of the contract and payment of registration: May 20 to 27, 2024
•Start of activities: June 3, 2024Public Notice – PPGEBM Master’s Degree
Distribution of PROSUP Quotas - Pro-Rectory Modality
Faculty Selection Process 2024/1
Postdoctoral Studies
Graduate Development Program (PDPG) - CAPES Notice No. 16/2022
The Graduate Program in Biomedical Engineering at Anhembi Morumbi University invites professionals with a PhD degree in the area of Biomedical Engineering and related to apply for this notice competing for a postdoctoral position for a period of 12 months to work in the thematic area: Amniotic Membrane Disinfection and its Characterization by Optical Spectroscopy and SEM.
Scholarship Program
Institutional Scholarship for Graduate Studies - Master's Degree
Typology
• UAM Alumni (40%)
• Anima Alumni (20%)Loss of Benefit (contained in the Scholarship Commitment Term):
• Lockout, transfer, default on re-enrollment or withdrawal from the course.
• Fraudulent information
• Insufficient academic performance (failure in more than one subject).
• Unsatisfactory evaluation by the Supervisor regarding the scholarship holder’s performance in the PAA (non-compliance with the research schedule and failure to deliver the semester report).Full scholarships or 50% for professors and employees of the HEI: are managed by the Human Resources sector of the Anhembi Morumbi University.
CAPES-PROSUP Scholarships: The PPGEBM of Anhembi Morumbi is benefited by the Support Program for Graduate Studies of Private Education Institutions, which supports Private Institutions of Higher Education with financial resources intended to fund scholarships. The number of scholarships in this modality is limited (at the discretion of CAPES) and the distribution of scholarships is made among students duly enrolled in the Program, enrolled through a specific Notice for this purpose that follows the criteria of CAPES.
Other options for applying for scholarships to attend the Master’s Degree will depend on specific conditions that can be clarified by the websites of funding institutions such as CNPq and FAPESP.
Institutional Postgraduate Scholarship - Doctorate
Typology
• UAM Alumni (40%)
• Anima Alumni (20%)Loss of Benefit (contained in the Scholarship Commitment Term):
• Lockout, transfer, default on re-enrollment or withdrawal from the course.
• Fraudulent information
• Insufficiency of academic performance (failure in more than one discipline).
• Unsatisfactory evaluation of the Supervisor as to the scholarship holder’s performance in the PAA (non-compliance with the research schedule and failure to deliver the semester report).Full scholarships for professors and employees of the HEI: are managed by the Human Resources sector of the Anhembi Morumbi University.
CAPES-PROSUP Scholarships: The PPGEBM of Anhembi Morumbi is benefited by the Support Program for Graduate Studies of Private Education Institutions, which supports Private Institutions of Higher Education with financial resources intended to fund scholarships. The number of scholarships in this modality is limited (at the discretion of CAPES) and the distribution of scholarships is made among students duly enrolled in the Program, enrolled through a specific Notice for this purpose that follows the criteria of CAPES.
Other options for applying for scholarships to pursue a doctorate will depend on specific conditions that can be clarified by the websites of funding institutions such as CNPq and FAPESP.
Scholarship Program for CAPES/PROSUP Scholarships
Public Notice 2024/3 – Selection Process for the Granting of CAPES Institutional Scholarships Master’s Degree in Biomedical Engineering 2nd semester of 2024
Click here and see the result of the selection
Talk to the Supervisor
Prof. Dr. Renato Amaro Zângaro
[email protected]Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Vale do Paraíba (1981), Master’s degree – Diplome D’etudes Approfondies – Université des Sciences et Techiniques Du Languedoc, France (1985) and PhD in Composants Signaux et Systems – Université des Sciences et Techiniques du Languedoc, France (1988). Post-Doctorate from MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology – USA, 1995. Full Professor, Researcher, Director of the Faculty of Health Sciences, Dean of Undergraduate Studies and Dean of International Cooperation at UNIVAP (1990-2008). Full professor, researcher and Dean of Research and Postgraduate Studies at Unicastelo between 2009 and 2016, Ad hoc consultant for Fapesp and CNPq. President of the Brazilian Society of Biomedical Engineering (SBEB) – 2009 / 2010 Biennium. President of the Board of the Brazilian Society of Biomedical Engineering (SBEB) – 2013/2014 Biennium. Representative of Private Universities at FOPROP, Forum of Pro-Rectors of Research and Postgraduate Studies, 2015-2016. He is currently director of the Center for Technological Innovation in Health (CITS-CITÉ) of the São José dos Campos Technology Park and Coordinator of the Master’s/Doctoral Program in Biomedical Engineering and Researcher at Anhembi Morumbi University, working mainly on the following topics: laser, optical cancer diagnosis, transcranial laser therapy and ozone studies and applications. Contact: [email protected], Phone: (12) 3945-1359
Dissertations and Theses
Guidelines regarding qualification, dissertation or thesis
Qualification schedule (master’s / doctorate):
The student must fill out, together with his/her Supervisor, the form below and deliver it to the course secretariat along with the copies of the dissertation/thesis:• QUALIFICATION REPORT – MASTER’S DEGREE – REFERRAL FORM
• QUALIFICATION REPORT – DOCTORATE – REFERRAL FORM
Deadline: 30 days before the expected qualification dateScheduling of dissertation/thesis defense:
The student must fill out, together with his/her Supervisor, the form below and deliver it to the course secretariat along with the copies of the dissertation/thesis:• DISSERTATION FORWARDING REPORT
• THESIS FORWARDING REPORT
Deadline: 30 days before the scheduled date of the defense.Dissertation and Thesis Publishing Standards (ABNT):
• NORM-REGULATION: DISSERTATION
• NORM-REGULATION: THESIS
• NORMS-ABNTProcedures after defense:
• Procedures after Dissertation Presentation
• Procedures after Thesis Defense
• LETTER OF CONSENT
• Term of Authorization for Electronic Publication in the UAM Digital LibraryDissertations and Theses 2018
DISSERTATIONS
Comparative Evaluation of Techniques for Analysis of Mechanical and Optical Roughness in Bovine Teeth Submitted to Ozone Whitening at Different Oxidizing Procedures
Author: Leiliane Conceição Pinto Moita
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Adriana Barrinha Fernandes MorettiRaman spectroscopy applied in the observation of active ingredients of insect repellents and sunscreens on the skin
Author: Michele Marin da Costa
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Landulfo Silveira JúniorInformation and communication technology as a tool to facilitate treatment adherence – a feasibility study
Author: Eric Grig Kirschner
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Ovidiu Constantin BaltatuFetal heart rate as a possible predictor for acid-base status and APGAR status of the newborn
Author: Thâmila Kamila de Souza Medeiros
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Ovidiu Constantin BaltatuEffect of Phototherapy (LED) on Blood Lactate
Author: Clayton Gomes da Silva
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Renato Amaro ZângaroTHESES
Antimicrobial Photodynamic Activity of Methylene Blue on Paracoccidioides brasiliensis
Author: Mário José de Rezende
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Adjaci Uchoa FernandesBiochemical characterization of pathogenic bacterial species through Raman Spectroscopy
Author: Fernanda Sant Ana de Siqueira e Oliveira
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Landulfo Silveira JúniorDiagnosis of acute leukemia by Raman spectroscopy and partial least squares discriminant analysis
Author: Adriano Moraes da Silva
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Landulfo Silveira JúniorDiscrimination of non-melanoma lesions from normal skin tissues Ex Vivo using Raman Spectroscopy and an algorithmic model based on annotated paraconsistent logic
Author: Dorotéa Vilanova Garcia
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Marcos Tadeu Tavares PachecoCharacteristics and effects of motivational music on heart rate variability and blood lactate levels during physical exercise
Author: Nathalya de Carvalho Avelino
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Osmar Pinto NetoObesity and Metabolic Syndrome in Schoolchildren – Clinical Laboratory Screening
Author: Priscilla Bueno Rocha Sentalin
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Ovidiu Constantin BaltatuOzone-blood mass transfer and its influence on hematimetric parameters
Author: Henrique Cunha Carvalho
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Renato Amaro ZângaroDissertations and Theses 2019
DISSERTATIONS
EFFECT OF THE USE OF SOCKS CONTAINING CERAMIC NANOPARTICULATE IN THE CONTROL OF LOWER LIMB EDEMA
Author: Alcione Angélica dos Santos Sakugawa
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Egberto MuninDIFFUSE DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR NEONATAL RISK OF DEATH
Author: Caroline Magenis Desidério Xesquevixos
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. José Ernesto de Araújo FilhoDEVELOPMENT OF A HYDRODYNAMIC SYSTEM FOR THE OZONATION OF BIOLOGICAL MEMBRANES
Author: Maria Katiana Salomão
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Lívia Helena Moreira da Silva MéloTHESES
TRANSCRANIAL LED THERAPY IN THE REHABILITATION OF PATIENTS WHO ARE VICTIMS OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
Author: Ana Maria Costa Carneiro
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Renato Amaro ZângaroDissertations and Theses 2020
DISSERTATIONS
LINEAR AND NONLINEAR ANALYSIS OF HEART RATE VARIABILITY AT REST AND IN RESPONSE TO ISOMETRIC EXERCISE IN ACTIVE AND SEDENTARY ELDERLY WITH EMPHASIS ON FRAILTY SYNDROME
Author: DANIELE BASTOS RUIVO
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Adriana SarmentoEVALUATION OF THE THERMAL RESPONSE AFTER MECHANICAL, OPTICAL AND THERMAL STIMULI IN DIABETIC INDIVIDUALS BY THERMOGRAPHY
Author: LEANDRO DE LIMA AZEVEDO
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Leandro Procópio AlvesACUPUNCTURE-INDUCED METABOLIC EFFECT EVALUATED BY THERMOGRAPHY AND BIOIMPEDANCE RYODORAKU
Author: HENRIQUE MANOEL DE ARAUJO MARTINS FILHO
Orientation: Prof. Dr. Renato Amaro ZângaroANALYSIS OF THE SIRE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT OPERATING SYSTEM IN HEALTH
Author: CYNTHIA IASMIM SOARES BUENO
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Luciana Ap. BaltatuANALYSIS OF MOLECULAR ALTERATIONS IN OZONATED AND NON-OZONATED SOYBEAN OIL SAMPLES USING NEAR-INFRARED RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY
Author: ANDERSON BARBOSA GALVAO
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Marcos Tadeu Tavares PachecoBIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF THE HIP JOINT TO CLASSIFY RUNNING PERFORMANCE USING FUZZY LOGIC
Author: VANESSA CARDOSO MALTA RIBEIRO
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. José Ernesto de Araújo FilhoSYSTEM USING OZONATED WATER BY THE HYDRODYNAMIC METHOD FOR COLONOSCOPE DISINFECTION
Author: MAYCON CRISPIM DE OLIVEIRA CARVALHO
Orientation: Prof. Dr. Carlos José de LimaDIAGNOSIS OF COVID-19 IN HUMAN SERUM USING RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY
Author: ANA CRISTINA CASTRO GOULART
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Renato Amaro ZângaroSYNTHESIS AND PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF MALEIMIDES
Author: EDSON CONRADO LUZ
Orientation: Prof. Dr. Adjaci Uchoa FernandesDIFFUSE ASSESSMENT OF THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF THE ELDERLY USING ANTHROPOMETRIC MEASURES AND INDICATORS
Author: ELIZABETH BARBOSA GALVÃO
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. José Ernesto de Araújo FilhoMATHEMATICAL MODELING FOR THE COVID-19 DISEASE IN THE CITY OF SÃO JOSÉ DOS CAMPOS, SP, BRAZIL
Author: EMELY FLORES SOARES
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Osmar Pinto NetoANALYSIS OF STRENGTH CONTROL AND MOTOR TASK VARIABILITY BY HANDGRIP DYNAMOMETRY OF ELDERLY PEOPLE SUBMITTED TO DIFFERENT PHYSICAL EXERCISE PROTOCOLS
Author: WELLINGTON PEDROSO ESTEVAM DE AMORIM
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Osmar Pinto NetoTHESES
EVALUATIONS OF CHANGES INDUCED BY PHYSICAL TRAINING IN CHRONIC KIDNEY PATIENTS, THROUGH THERMOGRAPHY AND BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS
Author: HENRIQUE MENEZES TOUGUINHA
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Rodrigo Alexis Lazo OsórioUSE OF RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY TO EVALUATE THE BIOCHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF NORMAL AND TUMOR TISSUES OF THE HUMAN BRAIN FOR DIAGNOSIS
Author: RICARDO PINTO AGUIAR
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Landulfo Silveira JúniorDissertations and Theses 2021
DISSERTATIONS
ASSESSMENT OF THE SEVERITY OF PARKINSON’S DISEASE BASED ON FUZZY LOGIC
Author: José de Oliveira Malheiro Netto
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Osmar Pinto NetoAUTONOMIC CARDIAC BIOMARKERS OF HYDROTHERAPY MONITORED BY HEART RATE VARIABILITY (HRV) DURING LABOR
Author: Raquel Aparecida Dias
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Luciana Aparecida Campos BaltatuRESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (R&D) OF URINARY BIOMARKERS FOR EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF GESTATIONAL DIABETES AND HYPERTENSION
Author: Gabriele Ribeiro Valias
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Luciana Aparecida Campos BaltatuHEART RATE VARIABILITY INDICES AS POSSIBLE BIOMARKERS FOR THE SEVERITY OF POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER AFTER PERINATAL LOSS
Author: Cláudia de Faria Cardoso
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Ovidiu Constantin BaltatuANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION ON PARKINSON’S DISEASE ASSOCIATED WITH STANDARDIZED EXERCISE PROTOCOL
Author: Ana Carolina Brisola Brizzi
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Osmar Pinto NetoTHE USE OF OZONE GAS AND LOW PRESSURE IN THE INACTIVATION OF taphylococcus aureus IN SUTURE NEEDLES
Author: Vera Lucia Taba Sumida
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Antonio G. J. Balbin VillaverdeEVALUATION OF THE EFFICACY OF INTRAVESICAL OZONE GAS IN INTERSTITIAL CYSTITIS/PAINFUL BLADDER SYNDROME THROUGH THE O’LEARY-SANT INDEX AND URODYNAMIC PARAMETERS
Author: Maria Verônica de Araújo Pires
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Adriana Barrinha Fernandes MorettSYNTHESIS OF NEW PHOTOSENSITIZERS STERICALLY PREVENTED FROM SELF-AGGREGATION DERIVED FROM N-SUBSTITUTED MALEIMIDES
Author: Agnes Cecheto Trindade
Supervisor: Prof. Dr Adjaci Uchoa FernandesTHESES
EVALUATION OF THE ANALYTICAL PERFORMANCE OF RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY FOR THE SERUM DETERMINATION OF BIOCHEMICAL COMPONENTS
Author: Stella Giansante
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Landulfo Silveira JúniorDissertations and Theses 2022
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EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTS OF OZONE GAS ON HUMAN HAIR FIBER: A PRELIMINARY IN VITRO STUDY
Author: Pedro Augusto Laurindo Igreja Marrafa
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Carlos José de LimaDEVELOPMENT OF A DEVICE FOR USE IN PRE-HOSPITAL CARE: “RAPID TOURNIQUET”Author
Author: Roger William Freire Ronconi
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Rodrigo Alexis Lazo OsórioTHERMOGRAPHY APPLIED TO THE DIAGNOSIS OF BREAST CANCER: PROPOSAL OF A NEW METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH
Author: Adriano Ribeiro Ortiz
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Leandro Procópio AlvesEFFECT OF BRAIN PHOTOBIOMODULATION VIA SUPRAORBITAL TUNNEL
Author: Elaine Cristina Guimarães
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Renato Amaro ZângaroSTUDY OF PHOTOINDUCED PROCESSES OF EXTRACTS OF Brosimum Gaudichaudii IN DERMATOLOGICAL CREAM
Author: Valéria Maria de Souza Antunes
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Adjaci Uchoa FernandesEVALUATION OF THE MICROBICIDAL EFFECT OF AN OZONATED EMULSION AND ANALYSIS THROUGH FT-IR
Author: Melissa Zuccolotti Soares
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Adriana Barrinha Fernandes MorettiFLUID-DYNAMIC CIRCUIT USING PUMP AND VENTURI INJECTOR FOR THE OZONATION OF SUNFLOWER OIL, PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND MICROBIOLOGICAL ANALYSES
Author: Camila Santos de Oliveira
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Carlos José de LimaBIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ANTERIOR POSTURE OF THE HEAD CAUSED BY PROLONGED USE OF CELL PHONES
Author: Thais Homem de Melo Cambuy
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Rodrigo Alexis Lazo OsórioQUANTIFICATION OF POSTURAL AND MOTOR CONTROL IN ELDERLY PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S DISEASE SUBMITTED TO TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION (TDC)
Author: Shirley Ferreira Campos
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Osmar Pinto NetoFUZZY SYSTEM FOR GLYCEMIC ASSESSMENT AND MONITORING BASED ON FASTING GLUCOSE AND GLYCATED HEMOGLOBIN (HbA1c) IN THE ANALYSIS OF RISK AND SEVERITY OF TYPE 2 DIABETES
Author: Fábio Gonçalves
Supervision: Prof. Dr. José Ernesto de Araújo FilhoANATOMICAL AND FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE CERVICAL SKULL IN THE SAGITTAL AND FRONTAL PLANES AND PHARYNGEAL AIRWAY IN MOUTH BREATHING CHILDREN
Author: Marceli de Campos Romeiro Geraldo
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Rodrigo Alexis Lazo OsórioTHESES
DISINFECTION OF HUMAN AMNIOTIC MEMBRANE FROM A HYDRODYNAMIC SYSTEM DEVELOPED WITH OZONATED WATER
Author: Sílvia Móbille Awoyama
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Adriana Barrinha Fernandes MorettiACUTE EFFECTS OF THE APPLICATION OF TRANSCRANIAL DIRECT CURRENT STIMULATION ON THE NEUROMUSCULAR PERFORMANCE OF ATHLETES IN JIU-JITSU AND BOXING FIGHTS
Author: Rodrigo Cunha de Mello Pedreiro
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Osmar Pinto Neto NetoBLOOD GLUCOSE DYNAMICS DURING CONCENTRIC AND ECCENTRIC MUSCLE CONTRACTIONS
Author: Jean Donizete Silveira Taliari
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Egberto MuninOZONATION TECHNIQUE: EFFECTS ON BIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS AND LIPID ANALYSIS OF THE FATTY BODY OF Rhipicephalus B. microplus
Author: Thaylon Fernando Bonatti Figueiredo
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Lívia Helena Moreira da Silva MéloDIAGNOSIS OF DIABETIC AND HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS FROM URINE ANALYSIS VIA RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY
Author: Elzo Everton de Sousa Vieira
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Adriana Barrinha Fernandes MorettiPHOTOBIOMODULATION WITH INFRARED AND RED LEDS IN THE TREATMENT OF ROTATOR CUFF TENDINOPATHY: PAIN REDUCTION AND FUNCTIONAL RECOVERY OF THE SHOULDER
Author: João Pedro Scaldaferri Martins
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Antonio Guillermo Jose Balbin VillaverdeTRANSCRANIAL PHOTOBIOMODULATION (FBMTC) APPLIED TO ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE – RAT MODEL
Author: Débora Alicia Buendia Palacios
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Renato Amaro ZângaroDissertations and Theses 2023
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DISINFECTION OF A METAL SURFACE BELONGING TO A CLINICAL SURGICAL INSTRUMENT HOLDER USING OZONATED WATER
Author: Cíntia Rodrigues de Oliveira Benedicto
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Carlos José de LimaUSE OF ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORKS IN THE DIFFERENTIATION OF RAMAN SPECTRA FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF NON-MELANOMA SKIN CANCER
Author: Daniel Serodio DuriganS
Supervision: Prof. Dr. Landulfo Silveira JuniorEFFECTS OF TRANSCRANIAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION ASSOCIATED WITH PHYSICAL EXERCISE ON COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS AND MOTOR BEHAVIOR IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE
Author: Melina Paula Sales
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Osmar Pinto NetoTECHNIQUE IN COMBINED ACTION USING RUNNING OZONATED WATER AND ULTRASOUND FOR DISINFECTION OF SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
Author: Tatiana Regina de Oliveira Heinzelmann
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Adriana Barrinha Fernandes MorettiINVESTIGATION OF THE BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF SALIVA AFTER A CHIROPRACTIC PROCEDURE USING RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY
Author: Daniel Lopes Ometto
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Marcos Tadeu Tavares PachecoEVALUATION OF HUMAN HAIR FIBER AFTER APPLICATION OF OZONATED OIL FROM FT-IR: IN VITRO STUDY
Author: Getúlio de Castro Lima
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Adriana Barrinha Fernandes MorettiDEVELOPMENT OF AN ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK TO SUPPORT THE DIAGNOSIS OF PARKINSON’S THROUGH BLOOD COUNT ANALYSIS
Author: Fernando Pereira Alves de Araújo
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Osmar Pinto NetoIMPROVING SCHOOL SELECTION FOR CHILDREN WITH INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES: AN ONLINE DIGITAL PLATFORM WITH DATA INTEGRATION AND ANALYSIS
Author: Ana Flávia de Andrade da Silva
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Ovidiu Constantin BaltatuTHESES
PHOTOBIOMODULATION IN THE TREATMENT OF COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA
Author: Pâmela Camila Pereira
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Antonio Guillermo Jose Balbin VillaverdeSTUDY OF BLOOD ALTERATIONS IN HEALTHY PEDIATRIC AND ONCOLOGICAL PATIENTS AIMING AT CANCER DIAGNOSIS USING RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY
Author: Ana Mara Ferreira Lima
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Landulfo Silveira JuniorOZONATION AS A TECHNOLOGY FOR TICK CONTROL
Author: Raphael Andrade de Castro
Supervisor: Profa. Dr. Lívia Helena Moreira da Silva MeloSYNTHESIS, PHOTOPHYSICS AND PHOTODYNAMIC ACTIVITY OF MCHC-CHLORINE IN CANDIDA ALBICANS ATCC 60196
Author: José Alexandre da Silva Júnior
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Adjaci Uchoa FernandesTHERMO-OPTICAL MODULATION PHENOMENON IN METHYLENE BLUE DYE USED IN PHOTODYNAMIC THERAPY
Author: Fernando Torres Coimbra de Sá Balbina
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Egberto MuninIDENTIFICATION OF BIOCHEMICAL ALTERATIONS IN BLOOD CLOT SAMPLES FROM PEDIATRIC CANCER PATIENTS THROUGH RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY
Author: Camila Ribeiro Daniel
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Marcos Tadeu Tavares PachecoDissertations and Theses 2024
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HIGH-FREQUENCY CHEST WALL OSCILLATION DEVICES – HFCWO: SCIENTIFIC PERSPECTIVES ON EFFICACY, TRENDS, AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORK.
Author: Admilson Marin
Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Ovidiu Constantin Baltatu