text: Éder José Guidelli - Research Supported by FAPESP
  Ph.D in Physics Applied to Medicine and Biology by the University of São Paulo. MSc. degree in Physics Applied to Medicine and Biology (2011) and BSc. degree in Medical Physics (2009) at the University of São Paulo. My research is focused on the application of Nanotechnology in Medical Physics areas such as sensing/biosensing and ionizing radiation detection.I developed part of my Ph.D thesis at Harvard University to produce nano-structured materials and core-shell nanoparticles for application as ionizing radiation detectors. I have now a post-doc position at the Physics Department - FFCLRP - USP. I work mainly with the synthesis and characterization of nanomaterials, as well as on the detection of ionizing radiation by Optically Stimulated Luminescence, Electron Spin Resonance, Radioluminescence and thermoluminescence. In 2016-2017 I held a post-doctoral position in the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, working with microfluidic technology for controlled production of nanomaterials. Currently, I am a Visiting Professor at the Physics Department - FFCLRP- University of Sao Paulo. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
  Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) is the luminescence emitted by a material, insulating or semiconductor, during light exposure, previously exposed to ionizing radiation. OSL is, therefore, the base of ionizing radiation dosimetry in medical procedures such as radiotherapy and radiodiagnosis, in addition to personal dosimetry and radioprotection, replacing the traditional thermolu...
  Development of plasmonic detectors for radiation dosimetry, BP.IC
  Hybrid nanoparticles are of great interest because they combine different cores and shells materials, gathering the advantages and/or distinctive properties to meet several application requirements. The interactions between the metallic and semiconducting domains inside a core-shell nanoparticle may give rise to interesting optical phenomena that are not only determined by their chemica...
  Hybrid nanoparticles for applications in Medical Physics, BP.PD
  Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) is a well knownwell-known light emission process involving light stimulation of an insulator/semi-conductor material previously exposed to ionizing radiation. The intensity of the emitted light is proportional to the ionizing radiation dose previously absorbed by the material. Developing appropriate OSL materials for radiation detection and dosime...
  Optically stimulated luminescence under plasmon resonance conditions, BP.DR
  Study of the effects of ionizing radiation on materials containing nanoparticles as a dopant for radiation dosimetry applications, BP.MS
  Nanoscience and nanotechnology are areas of great and still increasing interest in the last years. Hybrid nanoparticles are now attracting more and more investigation since they present peculiar optical features such as enhanced photoluminescence quantum yields. In Medical Physics, these nanoparticles are essential for the development of advanced radiation detectors, besides application...
  Microfluidics in Medical Physics: developing nanodevices for radiation therapy and detection, BE.EP.PD
  GUIDELLI, EDER JOSE; RAMOS, ANA PAULA; BAFFA, OSWALDO. Unconventional Increase in Non-Radiative Transitions in Plasmon-Enhanced Luminescence: A Distance-Dependent Coupling. SCIENTIFIC REPORTS, v. 6, NOV 16 2016. Web of Science Citations: 1. (11/09521-8)
  GUIDELLI, EDER JOSE; RAMOS, ANA PAULA; BAFFA, OSWALDO. Enhancing and quenching luminescence with gold nanoparticle films: the influence of substrate on the luminescent properties. Nanotechnology, v. 27, n. 1, JAN 8 2016. Web of Science Citations: 2. (11/09521-8)
  GUIDELLI, EDER JOSE; RAMOS, ANA PAULA; BAFFA, OSWALDO. Silver nanoparticle films for metal enhanced luminescence: Toward development of plasmonic radiation detectors for medical applications. SENSORS AND ACTUATORS B-CHEMICAL, v. 224, p. 248-255, MAR 1 2016. Web of Science Citations: 10. (11/09521-8)
  USO DE NANOESTRUTURAS METÁLICAS PARA AUMENTAR A EMISSÃO LUMINESCENTE DE MATERIAIS UTILIZADOS COMO DETECTORES DE RADIAÇÃO BR1020130109975 - Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Oswaldo Baffa Filho; Éder José Guidell - May 2013, 03