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Carlos Eduardo Magalhães de AguiarView profile

Associate Professor

• Physics Education
• Nuclear Physics
• Computational Physics
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Carlos Eduardo Magalhães de Aguiar is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Physics of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro . With a PhD in Physics from UFRJ, his work spans both Nuclear Physics and Physics Education . Research interests include: Heavy-ion fusion dynamics and quark-gluon plasma hydrodynamics Innovative teaching methodologies for physics, especially in thermal physics and computational physics Development of inclusive experimental tools for visually impaired students His recent publications focus on nuclear fusion models (2025), dark matter pedagogy (2023), and velocity/acceleration teaching frameworks (2022). Articles show interdisciplinary expertise in Nuclear Physics , Optics , Thermodynamics , and Quantum Mechanics . Students advised include: PhD: Marcos Moura (2023) Master's: Samuel Ximenes (2016), Rodrigo Jordão (2021) Undergraduate researchers: Francisco Laudares (2000), Gustavo Rubini (2003)

Lucas Mello SchnorrView profile

Associate Professor

• High Performance Computing
• Performance Analysis
• Computer System Simulation
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Lucas Mello Schnorr is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Informatics of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS), where he teaches parallel computing at the graduate level and compilers/programming language paradigms at the undergraduate level. He conducted postdoctoral research at Inria Grenoble Rhônes-Alpes under Arnaud Legrand's supervision (2016/2017) and was a research scientist at CNRS, France, with the MESCAL team. Education: Ph.D. in Computer Science (2009) from UFRGS and Institut Polytechnique de Grenoble (cotutelle thesis); Bachelor's in Computer Science (2003) from UFSM, Brazil Research Focus: High Performance Computing, Performance Analysis, Energy-Aware Computing, and Parallel Systems He actively participates in academic seminars, program coordination (Graduate Program in Computer Science - PPGC), and international collaborations. His work emphasizes system optimization, reproducibility in research, and cross-disciplinary applications of computational methods.