Coordinated the Microanalysis Laboratory since 2005, overseeing advanced analytical equipment and spearheading numerous research projects.
Directed the Electron Microscopy Center from 2000-2004, having previously served as Vice-Director (1999), significantly enhancing research capabilities and operational efficiency.
Headed the Rock Analysis Laboratory from 1997-2004, managing instrumental analysis and driving research development in Geosciences.
Developed and operationalized advanced analytical methodologies, including X-ray Fluorescence (Rigaku RIX2000), Atomic Absorption, SEM, TEM, XRD, GIXRD, and micro-Raman spectroscopy.
Mentored and advised over 20 graduate students (Master's and PhD) and numerous undergraduate students across a wide range of scientific projects.
Authored and co-authored over 45 peer-reviewed articles and multiple book chapters, accumulating 600+ citations and an H-factor of 14 (as of 2020), recognized with the 'Best Paper Award' at SAE Brasil in 2009.
Taught a comprehensive curriculum of undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Mineralogy, Geochemistry, Analytical Techniques, and Materials Analysis.