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Fabiano Severo Rodembusch

Principal Investigator

I'm an associate professor at the Institute of Chemistry at Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), Brazil. Since 2000, I've been developing and participating in research in the areas of organic chemistry with emphasis on organic and supramolecular photochemistry. Currently, I'm working with organic synthesis, deactivation of excited states, proton transfer, fluorescent dyes, rare-earths elements, optical sensors, photoactive organic-inorganic hybrid materials, and stationary and time-resolved electronic spectroscopy.

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Fabiano S. Santos

Postdoc

Synthesis and characterization of photoactive hybrid materials and supramolecular fluorescent systems for application as optical sensors 

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Louise K. Reimann

Ph.D student

Synthesis and characterization of photoactive compounds and fluorescent hybrid materials for bioimaging and sensing

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Henrique de Castro Silva Jr.

Postdoc

Computational chemistry simulations for geometry, spectroscopy, and thermodynamics based on Density Functional Theory and ab initio multi-reference methods 

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Natalí P. Debia

Ph.D student

(co-advisor)

Synthesis and photophysical study of amino acid derivatives containing fluorophores as potential sensors for chiral compounds in solution 

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Natália G. Medeiros

Ph.D student

Fluorescent probes for mitochondria based on photoactive formyl derivatives with very large Stokes shift 

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Priscila S. S. Wakabayashi

Ph.D student

(co-advisor)

Benzothiadiazole-based compounds with potential application in Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells and Organic Light-Emitting Diodes

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Bianca Thais Dalberto

Ph.D. student

(co-advisor)

Synthesis of polysubstituted aromatic compounds containing chalcogens, of synthetic, photochemical and pharmacological interest 

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Marcelo Marques Vieira

Ph.D. student

(co-advisor)

Ultrasound-promoted synthetic methodologies to obtain new photoactive compounds based on indolizine derivatives 

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Lilian C. da Luz

M.Sc. student

Proton Transfer reactive formyl derivatives as building blocks for optical sensors 

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Vitor Presa Toledo

Undergrad student

Excited State Intramolecular Proton Transfer (ESIPT) compounds and their sensing application 

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Vitória Martins Capellão

Undergrad student

Excited State Intramolecular Proton Transfer (ESIPT) compounds and their sensing application 

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Marcelli Leticia da Cruz Zanirati

Undergrad student

Excited State Intramolecular Proton Transfer (ESIPT) compounds and their sensing application 

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