Getúlio Igrejas

Getúlio Igrejas is a Professor at Instituto Politécnico de Bragança and a member of CeDRI (Research Centre in Digitization and Intelligent Robotics). He holds a PhD in Electronic and Computer Engineering, a Master’s in Industrial Electronics, and a degree in Electrical Engineering. Since 1997, he has taught courses in electronics, instrumentation, and control. His research focuses on instrumentation, control systems, computational intelligence, environmental monitoring, and chemical engineering.

He has supervised/co-supervised multiple bachelor’s and master’s projects/theses and authored/co-authored numerous scientific publications. Notable contributions include work on air quality monitoring, molecular imprinting for biorefinery applications, and deep learning in medical imaging. He co-authored a National Invention Patent and contributed to several research projects.

Publications (5/23 shown): His recent work spans environmental sensors, chemical purification processes, and biomedical imaging. He collaborates actively in interdisciplinary projects, emphasizing practical applications of advanced technologies.

Awards: No scientific awards explicitly mentioned.

Grants/Advising: Supervised multiple students but specific grants or student names not detailed. Collaborates on research projects with industry and academia.

Labs/Teams: Active in CeDRI, focusing on digitization, robotics, and intelligent systems.