Gustavo Ferraz Trindade

Doutor (PhD) em Ciência dos Materiais pela Universidade de Surrey (Reino Unido, 2018) com Pos-doutorado na Universidade de Nottingham (Reino Unido, 2018-2021) Mestre (MSc) em Física pela Universidade de São Paulo (2013) e Bacharel (BSc) em Física com habilitação em pesquisa pela Universidade de São Paulo (2011). Atualmente trabalha como Senior Research Scientist no National Physical Laboratory (Reino Unido), no Centro Nacional de Excelência em Imagens de Espectrometria de Massa (NiCE-MSI). Seus interesses atuais estão na metrologia fundamental do instrumento OrbiSIMS de última geração e no avanço dos recursos de medição para atender aos desafios de medição emergentes. Isso inclui modos de medição inovadores e análise de dados, com aplicações que vão desde o mapeamento de proteínas e peptídeos até dispositivos eletrônicos orgânicos de perfil de profundidade. Gustavo é membro da ISO TC 201 SC 6 (Espectrometria de Massa), VAMAS TWA 2 e BSI CII/060 (Análise Química de Superfície). Ele também é membro do Institute of Physics (IOP) e do UK Surface Analysis Forum (UKSAF).

Dr Gustavo F. Trindade is a Senior Research Scientist in the National Centre of Excellence in Mass Spectrometry Imaging (NiCE-MSI) at NPL. His current interests are in fundamental metrology of the state-of-the-art OrbiSIMS instrument and advancing measurement capabilities to meet emerging measurement challenges. These include innovative measurement modes and data analytics, with applications ranging from mapping of proteins and peptides to depth profiling organic electronic devices. Gustavo is a member of ISO TC 201 SC 6 (Mass Spectrometry), VAMAS TWA 2 and BSI CII/060 (Surface Chemical Analysis). He is also a member of the Institute of Physics (IOP) and the UK Surface Analysis Forum (UKSAF). Gustavo obtained his BSc and MSc in Physics from the University of Sao Paulo (2011, 2013) where he worked with ion beam analysis of polymer materials modified for biocompatibility. He then worked as a graduate fellow at the same university on the analysis of minerals in teeth enamel of children born preterm and full term (2013-2014). Gustavo completed his PhD in Materials Science from the University of Surrey (2018), working mainly with secondary ion mass spectrometry and multivariate statistical data analysis to solve various industry-related problems such as surface plasma treatment of automotive grade polymers, food packaging adhesives and polyester coatings. Before joining NPL in 2021, Gustavo worked at the University of Nottingham (2018-2021) on the development of analytical methods for the micro/nano scale study of materials interface in multi-functional additive manufacturing, with applications in the electronics and pharmaceutical industries, collaborated on the measurement of proteins by OrbiSIMS and led an international collaboration (Nottingham, NPL, Sao Paulo and CERN) on the analysis and fabrication of micro patterned radiation detectors used in high energy physics experiments.