Latest Media Publications
From Brazópolis to space: INPE joins international study revealing a planet eight times the mass of Earth
Coverage highlighting the contribution of observations obtained at the Pico dos Dias Observatory to the characterization of the microlensing planet KMT-2025-BLG-0912Lb, with an estimated mass of about eight Earth masses. The article also discusses my participation in the observing campaign and the involvement of graduate students in the acquisition of the Brazilian data.
With INPE participation, international study detects a low-mass planet
INPE report on an international study of two planetary systems discovered through gravitational microlensing. Observations from the Pico dos Dias Observatory recorded part of the planetary anomaly of KMT-2025-BLG-0912, helping characterize a planet with a mass close to eight Earth masses. I was responsible for the OPD data used in the study.
Job Experience
Researcher at the Astrophysics Division and faculty member of the graduate program in Astrophysics.
Research in stellar astrophysics and support for Goodman, TripleSpec and SAM+SAMI instruments.
Research and technical work related to microlensing, instrumentation, observing support at SOAR and OPD, and SPARC4 commissioning.
MSc and PhD research on gravitational microlensing and exoplanet detection.
Research on infrared galaxies and activities related to the Observatório Sofia.
Main Research Topics
Selected Publications
Selected and complete publication list compiled from my Lattes CV and ADS records. Use + after et al. to expand the author list, and +info to display abstracts and extra links when available.
Teaching Experience
Graduate Courses
Responsible for Lectures 7–12 in the second course block.
Undergraduate Courses
Outreach Courses
Peer-Review Activities
Upcoming events
Extension course hosted by INPE. This entry is editable in EDITAR_SITE.html.
Annual meeting of the Brazilian Astronomical Society.
Outreach Activities
Talks and outreach activities listed in Talks and Events.
Astronomical observations, astrophotography, and public science content.