ALEXANDRA CANONICAALEXANDRA CANONICAALEXANDRA CANONICA
PROFESSOR at FMU/ESTACIO DE SÁ from Brazil · SAO PAULO
Physiotherapist graduated from FMRP-USP (2007). She has a residency in Physiotherapy in Orthopedics at IOT-HCFMUSP (2008) and latu-sensu specializes in Physiology and Biomechanics of the Locomotor System: Rehabilitation and Training by the same institution (2013). She also has a specialization in Multiprofessional Orthopedics from Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein (2018) and a master's degree in Health Sciences from FMUSP (2018). She is currently a PhD student at FMUSP, Pilates instructor and physiotherapist in Orthopedics and Traumatology in private home care, professor of postgraduate courses and internship tutor at PUC-SP. He has experience in research in the field of Biomechanics of Movement, with an emphasis on Functional Assessment, working mainly on the following themes: postural balance and drivers of automotive vehicles.
Manuel PérezManuel Pérez
Lucas FigueiredoLucas Figueiredo
Luciane CorreiaLuciane Correia
Erica SuzumuraErica Suzumura
Maira Okada de OliveiraMaira Okada de Oliveira
Catarina Decome PokerCatarina Decome Poker
Saleh SharqanSaleh Sharqan
Catherine YamCatherine Yam
Ísis ShibasakiÍsis Shibasaki
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Postdoctoral researcher at University Of cALGARY from Canada · Calgary
• Atomic force microscopy application in biological studies. • Material scientist with over six years of experience in nanomaterial characterization using SEM, AFM, XRD, and X-ray analysis. • Thin-film development through PLD, CVD, and spin coating technology. • Development and utilization of dynamic atomic force microscopy for mechanical characterization of materials. • CWT and FFT analysis of high-speed data. • Magnetic, electronic, and mechanical characterization of materials including carbon-based materials, composites, ceramics, and novel nanomaterials. • Designed, modeled, and created the technical drawing of high-vacuum systems. • Obtained project management skills including delivering high-quality services to clients with on-track project scope, budget, and schedule. Performed process development and project coordination and established positive client relationships • Strong interpersonal, teamwork, analytical and problem-solving skills
Issa AljanabiIssa Aljanabi
CNIC (TTO)CNIC (TTO)CNIC (TTO)The Spanish National Center for Cardiovascular Research (CNIC) by means of its Research & Technology Transfer Office (TTO) ensures that scientific and technological developments generated by the CNIC are accessible to a wider range of users who can then further develop and exploit the technology into new products, processes, applications, materials or services. CNIC scientific area is organized into two departments focused on Basic Research and Clinical Research, fully interconnected through six multidisciplinary programs grouped into three research areas: 1 Vascular Pathophysiology 2 Myocardial Pathophysiology 3 Cell Developmental Biology Our portfolio include biomarkers, genetic and diagnostic tools, animal models and treatments for cardiovascular, inflammatory and infectious diseases, among others. Some examples of our current projects include treatment for pulmonary hypertension, myeloproliferative diseases and trained immunity for prevention of infections. Regarding diagnosis, we are currently working on biomarkers for myocarditis, subclinical atherosclerosis and calcific aortic valve disease.
Bakhtiyor RasulevBakhtiyor RasulevBakhtiyor RasulevDr. Rasulev is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Coatings and Polymeric Materials, NDSU. His research covers a range of topics in structure-activity relationship for biological activity, toxicity and physico-chemical properties prediction of polymers and nanoparticles. For this purpose he applies cheminformatics and materials informatics, as well as quantum-mechanical calculations, protein-ligand docking and data mining.
