Bruno Furieri

Title: PhD (EM, França, 2012)

Research groups: CNPq (Google Translator version)
Curriculum: Lattes
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Participation in projects:

Title	Starting date	Deadline (months)	Participation in the project
Mathematical modeling of the mass transfer mechanisms at the top of an urban canopy: a LES, DNS and wind tunnel study	02/07/2018	36	Researcher *
Odours gases: Emission, Dispersion and Nuisance	08/11/2018	48	Vice coordinator *
Dispersion mechanins in strrets network	01/07/2022	60	Researcher *

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Participants in examination boards:

Title	Name	Defense date	Course
	Edilson Luiz do Nascimento	08/08/2014	PhD in Environmental Engineering
	Enilene Regina Lovatte	31/03/2015	PhD in Environmental Engineering
Modeling trace metals in an estuarine system under the influence of atmospheric deposition	Franciane Entringer Curbani	30/09/2022	PhD in Environmental Engineering
Analysis of qualitative and sociodemographic aspects related to the annoyance caused by odorant gases in an industrialized urban environment	Franciele Ribeiro Cavalcante	02/05/2023	MSc in Environmental Engineering
INVESTIGATION OF TURBULENT ATMOSPHERIC FLOW MODIFIED BY ARTIFICIAL AND NATURAL POROUS BARRIERS APPLIED TO CONTROL THE WIND EROSION OF GRANULATED MATERIALS	Jamily Faé Stocco	17/08/2021	MSc in Environmental Engineering

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Disciplines taught:

Academic term	Code	Name	Hours	Course
2019/1	PAMB-5001	Transport Phenomena	60	MSc in Environmental Engineering
2020/1	PAMB-5001	Transport Phenomena	60	MSc in Environmental Engineering
2021/1	PAMB-5001	Transport Phenomena	60	MSc in Environmental Engineering
2021/2	PAMB-5001	Transport Phenomena	60	MSc in Environmental Engineering
2019/2	PAMB-5078b		60	MSc in Environmental Engineering

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Guided Students:

Name	Title	Defense date	Role	Type
Laize Nalli de Freitas	Determination of the mass transfer coefficient of an odorant compound in a dynamic flow chamber	02/08/2023	Advisor *	MSc dissertation
Matheus de Araújo Siqueira	INFLUENCE OF THE DESIGN AND OPERATIONAL CONDITIONS ON THE AIRFLOW AND MASS TRANSFER PHENOMENA INSIDE A PORTABLE WIND TUNNEL USED TO ESTIMATE ODORANT COMPOUNDS MEASURED OVER PASSIVE LIQUID SURFACES	29/08/2022	Co-advisor *	MSc dissertation
Philipe Uhlig Siqueira	Experimental study of mass transfer between the liquid and gas phases inside a portable wind tunnel used to estimate emission rates for odors compounds.	29/08/2022	Advisor *	MSc dissertation