Antonio Azevedo

University Professor @Usp Esalq

Newcastle Upon Tyne, GB
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WORK HISTORY

Mar 2007 — Present

University Professor @Usp Esalq

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Piracicaba, BR

EDUCATION

1997 — 2001

Purdue University

Ph.D.

2022 — 2022

Newcastle University

Visiting Lecturer

1991 — 1993

Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul

Master's degree

SKILLS

Environmental ScienceSoil ScienceStatisticsAgricultureLaboratoryTeachingMineralogySustainabilitySoilSustainable DevelopmentAgronomyEnglishEnvironmental AwarenessEcologySoil ClassificationScienceResearch

ABOUT ANTONIO AZEVEDO

Please see my academic resume at the Lattes Platform: http://lattes.cnpq.br/41••••••••29 ORCID: Research ID: Publons: https://publons.com/a/12•••78 USP-ESALQ https://en.esalq.usp.br/ My professional experience is focussed in academics and (field and lab) research on soil mineralogy, using mainly X ray diffraction methods. I teach soil genesis and soil mineralogy in undergraduate and graduate courses since 1993. I am responsible for the ARGILAB (Soil mineralogy lab at ESALQ-USP) and GPemso is my research group at University of Sao Paulo. I also am responsible for a educational/extension initiative,\"PONTE- Solo na Escola\", that promote soil education to general public and school students in all levels up middle school. At present, our main project, EDUCARBON, is focused into climate change and biodiversity education to middle school students in public schools. My research is now dealing mainly with the weathering of mafic rocks in soil environments and its relationship with soil mineralogy and carbon capture (TERW- Terrestrial Enhanced Rock Weathering), and also with use of lithogenic phyllosilicates (clays) to increase the edaphic resilience of sandy soils.

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