Jeferson da Silva Oliveira

MSc. Student in Physics Applied to Medicine and Biology working on the development of hybrid organic-inorganic scintillating nanoparticles to produce, trap, and deliver singlet oxygen species in cancer treatment combining radiation and photodynamic therapies.

Luiz Henrique dos Santos Nunes

MSc. Student in Physics in Medicine and Biology working on radiolytic synthesis of metal nanoparticles for ionizing radiation dosimetry applications.

Mileni Mayumi Isikawa

MSc. Student in Physics Applied to Medicine and Biology working on the development of rare-earth based scintillating nanoparticles with infrared emission for real-time in vivo dosimetry.

Natasha Policei

MSc. Student in Physics Applied to Medicine and Biology working on the development of scintillating nanoparticles with blue emission to activate photoactive drugs in the x-ray activated photodynamic therapy (X-PDT).

Rodrigo Romanelli

MSc. Student in Physics Applied to Medicine and Biology. His research focus on investigating the dosimetric properties of common household materials for dosimetry in radiological accidents.