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About
The Brazilian Humboldt Kolleg 2016 titled “Environments: technoscience and its relation to sustainability, ethics, aesthetics, health and the human future” will promote a fruitful space and time for interaction of researchers once supported by the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation (AvH), very prominent representatives from important Brazilian and German institutions, aiming at promoting relevant discussions on educational, scientific and technological challenges that Brazil faces nowadays, based on our successful Brazilian-German experiences. Moreover, it will also provide a welcoming environment for junior researchers seeking for opportunities to study in Germany.
The event was conceived as inter-, multi- and transdisciplinary event in order to aggregate Humboldtians, and interested ones, to get to know these researchers, to learn where they are, what they work on and how the Humboldt experience has impacted their lives and careers, including the cultural aspects.
There will be a session for announcing initiatives, for instance the study programs and fellowships available, presented by partner institutions such as the German Consulate, DAAD, DFG and AHK-SP. Considering this, we will be able to count on the valuable organisational support of the German Center for Research and Innovation – São Paulo (DWIH-SP).
Venue
The Brazilian Humboldt Kolleg 2016 will take place in São Carlos, SP, known as the Paulista Athens. The city nowadays is a pole for RD&I and has a significant role to drive Science and Technology policies in Brazil. Our aim is to attract top junior researchers from our region, known as the place with the highest density of PhDs/Km² in Brazil. The event will be held at the Conference Center of Advanced Materials and Energy Research (CPqMAE), a large state-of-the-art RD&I cluster at UFSCar.
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Brazilian Humboldt Kolleg 2016 Environments: technoscience and its relation to sustainability, ethics, aesthetics, health and the human future Conference Centre Slaviero Hotel and Federal University of São Carlos, campus São Carlos, Advanced Materials and Energy Research Centre (CPqMAE) November 3 – 5th, 2016 |
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Thursday 3/11 |
Friday 4/11 (CPqMAE, UFSCar) |
Saturday 5/11 (CPqMAE, UFSCar) |
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8:00 |
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Registration (pick up materials and badges) + Welcoming Coffee
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Prof. Dr. K. Lips (Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin) Looking for a needle in a haystack – ultra-sensitive in-operando detection and imaging of paramagnetic defects in silicon solar cells Chair Prof. Dr. C. Graeff
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8:30 |
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Opening Session
Representatives UFSCar
Prof. Dr. Dr. V. Zuin (UFSCar, president of the Clube Humboldt Brasil) Chair
Plenary Lecture Prof. Dr. W. L. Maar (UFSCar) Conflictive dimensions of present socialization: Emancipatory transformation potentialities?
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Prof. Dr. P. Pimenta (USP) Computer simulation of flexible thin bodies (Georg Forster Research Award, AvH) |
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9:00 |
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Prof. Dr. A. A. Curvelo (USP) Sugarcane biorefinery: raw materials and products defining the process |
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9:15 |
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Prof. Dr. M. de Paoli (UNICAMP) Case study: reinforced drop-in bioplastic composed of green HDPE, cellulose and lignin |
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9:30
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Round-Table (Sustainability in science) Dr. S. Fuchs (German Consulate), Dr. C. A. Scaramuzza (MMA), Ms. C. Soares (CAPES), Prof. Dr. V. Bolzani (SBPC) Chair Prof. Dr. V. Bolzani (SBPC) |
Prof. Dr. R. Albuquerque (USP and Liverpool John Moores University) On the use of porous nanomaterials to photoinactivate E. coli with natural sunlight irradiation
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9:45
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10:00
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Coffee Break |
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10:30 |
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Study & Research in Germany DWIH-SP (M. Weichert), DAAD (A. Barkhausen), DFG (C. Wolf), AHK Brasil (T. Timm) and AvH (Prof. Dr. M. Freitas, UFRJ) Chair M. Weichert (DWIH-SP)
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Dr. R. White (Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems) Renewable energy in the context of sustainable chemicals, fuels and feedstocks provision Chair Prof. Dr. H. Eckert (USP)
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Dr. I. Montanari Jr. (UNICAMP) The use of pharmacological research as a tool in the domestication of medicinal plants Chair Prof. Dr. F. Costa (USP)
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11:00 |
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Prof. Dr. H. Eckert (USP and Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität (WWU) Münster) Publish and/or perish: modern strategies of publishing
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Prof. Dr. F. Costa (USP) The influence of environment in the chemical profile of a medicinal plant: a model for environmental metabolomics |
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11:15 |
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Prof. Dr. T. Mendes (USP) Quark Confinement: a million-dollar question
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Dr. F. C. M. Amato (UNIFESP) Gynecomastia Brazilien website |
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11:30 |
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Prof. Dr. P. Kaminski (USP) One Humboldtian engineer, the global engineering and its consequences |
Prof. Dr. D. Boito (USP) Understanding the fundamental forces of the universe |
Prof. Dr. L. Gasparotto (UFRN) Bioconjugated gold nanoparticles as efficient contrast agents for colorectal cancer cell imaging
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11:45 |
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Prof. Dr. M. C. M. Amato (USP) The progress in preventing stenosis of the heart: the evolution of ideas |
Prof. Dr. J. Villas-Bôas (UFU) Using nanocavity to investigate light-matter interactions for quantum information
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Prof. Dr. P. Tardioli (UFSCar) Production of maltose syrup catalyzed by CLEA of amylase using starch enzymatically recovered from cassava bagasse as substrate
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12:00 |
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Prof. Dr. C. Graeff (UNESP) Influence of different oxide layers on the performance of perovskite solar cells |
Prof. Dr. G. Canuto Silva (UFABC) Integration of embedded systems and cyber-physical systems: a proposal based on machine learning
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Dr. B. Perlatti (UFSCar) Evaluation of the biotechnological potential of insect-associated microorganisms for production of high value-added products
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12:15 |
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Prof. Dr. A. S. S. Camargo (USP) Glasses and glass ceramics: a world without them?
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Prof. Dr. R. Koberle (USP) Crotalus Terrificus: it has the most accurate infrared detector in the world
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Prof. Dr. R. J. M. Afonso (ITA) Sense avoidance constraints for conflict resolution
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12:30 |
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Lunch
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Lunch
Assembly Club Humboldt do Brasil
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13:45 |
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Prof. Dr. U. Schröder (UFMG) Documenting and analyzing intercultural experiences in elicited talk-in-interaction: a linguistic perspective Chair Prof. Dr. F. Marshall (UFRGS)
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Prof. Dr. C. Oliveira (UFSC) A connection between poor reproducibility and publication biasin the biomedical sciences: a clue from basic antidepressant research Chair Dr. E. Cheng (Instituto Butantan)
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Prof. Dr. A. Gelpi (University of Miami) Evidence and advocacy: the history and future of mental health reform in Latin America
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Prof. Dr. A. Rodrigues Filho (UFMG) Rationality, contradictions and conflicting evidence Chair H. Dottori (UFRGS)
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14:15 |
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Prof. Dr. F. Marshall (UFRGS) Warburg in the age of techno-memory
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Dr. E. Cheng (Instituto Butantan) New strategy for purification of human plasma immunoglobulin M starting with a gel filtration column
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Prof. Dr. Ana Sofia Carvalho (Porto University) Research integrity: an ethics framework for researchers |
Prof. Dr. H. Dottori (UFRGS) Anthropic principle: reality or fantasy? |
14:30 |
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Prof. Dr. H. Cukierman (UFRJ) The sociotechnical approach: the challenges to software engineering |
Prof. Dr. T. Marrara (USP) Environmental impact assessment and licensing in Brazil
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Prof. Dr. N. Oliveira (PUC-RS) Moral reasoning in neuroethics: on ritalin, adderall and the normative challenges of cognitive enhancement
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Prof. Dr. R. H. Pich (PUC-RS) Peace and Just Peace
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14:45 |
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Prof. Dr. W. Carnielli (UNICAMP) Big data, e-science, machine learning, and artificial intelligence: is there such a bright future for humans?
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Prof. Dr. F. Hallwass (UFPE) Residual dipolar coupling (RDC) and residual chemical shift anisotropy (RCSA): a tool for the analysis of configuration |
Prof. Dr. A. P. Bortoleto (UNICAMP) Improving solid waste reduction programs by predicting waste prevention behavior |
Prof. Dr. F. V. Cerqueira (UFPel) Athens in Brazil? São Luís, São Carlos, Pelotas… From North to South, the reception of Antiquity in the tropics (1860-1930) |
15:00 |
Registration (pick up materials and badges) Slaviero Executive Hotel (Conference Centre)
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Prof. Dr. L. Villas Bôas (UFRJ) Translating the public sphere |
Prof. Dr. C. Soleo (UNESP) Expanding the concept of performance in LC |
Prof. Dr. P. Hackspacher (UNESP) Sustainability and exploitation on coast and oceanic regions |
Prof. Dr. L. S. Duarte Silva (UFG) Humanism and Nature
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15:15 |
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MSc. M. C. Mendes (UFMG) Systems for the analysis of talk-in-interaction: EXMARaLDA & GAT2 |
Prof. Dr. R. L. Carneiro (UFSCar) Thin Layer Chromatography |
Prof. Dr. F. Brandini (USP) The potential for seafood and macroalgae production in offshore waters of Southern Brazil
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Dr. M. N. Müller (USP) Phytoplankton in the future ocean
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15:30 |
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Coffee Break
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Coffee Break
Poster Awards (RSC and Springer)
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16:00 |
Introducing the theme |
Prof. Dr. P. Rocco (UFRJ) Is there any perspective for the use of stem cells in respiratory diseases?
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Prof. Dr. M. Araujo (UERJ) The “homo prostheticus” is back: the current debate on the ethics of human enhancement and the prosthetic limbs of the interwar years Chair Dr. K. Pötter (UFRGS)
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Prof. Dr. I. Eilks (Universität Bremen) Science education and education for sustainable development Chair Prof. Dr. F. P. A. Soethe |
Prof. Dr. Daltro J. Nunes (UFRGS) What Computer Science is
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16:45 |
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Prof. Dr. A. Leitão (USP) One target and two pathologies: the study of inhibitors of cysteine proteases linked to antiparasite and antineoplastic activities
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Dr. K. Pötter (UFRGS) Environmental impact of a housing project in Porto Alegre’s metropolitan area |
Prof. Dr. P. A. Soethe (UFPR) Digital humanities and the future of the past: the example of the presence of German newspapers in the Brazilian public sphere (Jacob- und Wilhelm-Grimm-Preis DAAD) |
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17:00 |
Prof. Dr. R. Koberle (USP) Visiting Xavante communities in 1954 |
Prof. Dr. A. Amaral (USP) Considering Conformational flexibility in drug design: an example applied to Dengue virus NS2B/NS3pro inhibitors |
Dr. G. G. Gasiola (USP) The future of regulation and its control: techno-regulation, human rights and urban mobility |
Prof. Dr. P. Goergen (UNICAMP and UNISO) Bildung heute: was hat uns Humboldt zu sagen |
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17:15 |
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Prof. Dr. M. Mello (UFMG) Bridges between worlds in multilayer ecological networks |
Dr. M. Vujinovic (USP) Vertex functions and bound states in strongly interacting theories (Austrian Science Fund, FWF)
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Prof. Dr. A. A. S. Zuin (UFSCar) YouTube and students cyberbullying teachers in Brazil |
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17:30 |
Mr. U. Fernandes* (Uato) Xingu communities (Kalapalo representative: Mr. Ninako) 2016 Jabuti Award* |
Prof. Dr. E. Medei (UFRJ) Macrophage-dependent IL-1β production induces cardiac arrhythmias in diabetic mice
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Dr. M. Grüner (USP) Fighting resistant bacteria with light – from microparticles to molecules
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Prof. Dr. O. R. Thomaz (UNICAMP) The passage of time and the permanence of fear: long-lasting tensions in contexts of conflict in Mozambique
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17:45 |
Poster Session |
Dr. S. Nascimento (Universität-Flensburg) Rebuilding what has never been built: the impact of the 2010 earthquake and the persistent challenges for the higher education system in Haiti
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18:30
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Closing Ceremony |
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19:00
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Welcoming Dinner
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Cocktail Party Dr. G. Rojas (UFSCar) Astronomy and our place in the Universe
Music by “Navegantes do Lago” (UFSCar)
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20:30 |
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Gala Dinner (Damha Golf Club) |
Contact
Prof. Dr. Dr. Vânia Zuin
Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar)
Department of Chemistry
Zip Code 13565-905 São Carlos, SP – Brazil
www.dq.ufscar.br/docentes/
Tel.: +55-16 3351-8096 | Fax: +55-16 3351-8350
E-Mail: vaniaz@ufscar.br
http://clubehumboldtbrasil.