The Greatest Brazilian Generation
GBG rocks! :)
Brazil has been blessed with outstanding young researchers in Cosmology who will quickly make me obsolete. Many of them are still trying to secure a faculty position. So hire them, invite them for a talk, and trust me, they are amazing.
Below is a (probably incomplete) list of their names. There is no judgment in case I forgot a name. I aim with this page to have a database of Brazilians worldwide doing cosmology. So we can advertise their work.
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The Gen-Z Brazilian Generation (and a few millennials!)
Below, I present a list of postdocs working on Cosmology worldwide in the diaspora.
Arthur Loureiro (postdoc @StockholmU)
Caroline Guandalim (postdoc @UEdinburgh)
David Camarena (postdoc @UNM)
Diogo Henrique (postdoc @JPL)
Felipe Andrade-Oliveira (@UZurich)
Gabriela Marques (TT @CBPF)
Gabriela Sato-Polito (Postdoc @IAS)
Guilherme Brando (TT @CBPF)
Henrique Rubira (postdoc @TUM)
Isabela Matos (Visiting Scholar at UPortsmouth)
Karolina Garcia (postdoc @UIllinois)
Michel Aguena (@Paris)
Nickolas Kokron (postdoc @IAS)
Renan Boschetti (postdoc @UZurich)
Rodrigo Voivodic (postdoc @DIPC)
Simony Santos da Costa (postdoc @U. Trento)
Tassia Ferreira (postdoc @Oxford)
Tiago Castro (postdoc @Tristre)
Arthur Loureiro (postdoc @StockholmU)
Caroline Guandalim (postdoc @UEdinburgh)
David Camarena (postdoc @UNM)
Diogo Henrique (postdoc @JPL)
Felipe Andrade-Oliveira (@UZurich)
Gabriela Marques (TT @CBPF)
Gabriela Sato-Polito (Postdoc @IAS)
Guilherme Brando (TT @CBPF)
Henrique Rubira (postdoc @TUM)
Isabela Matos (Visiting Scholar at UPortsmouth)
Karolina Garcia (postdoc @UIllinois)
Michel Aguena (@Paris)
Nickolas Kokron (postdoc @IAS)
Renan Boschetti (postdoc @UZurich)
Rodrigo Voivodic (postdoc @DIPC)
Simony Santos da Costa (postdoc @U. Trento)
Tassia Ferreira (postdoc @Oxford)
Tiago Castro (postdoc @Tristre)
Did I forget anyone? Please send me a message! Let's map what this unique generation is doing.
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The Gen-alpha Brazilian Generation
We also have a new generation of Ph.D. students in the diaspora who are doing great work. The GPG is already getting old :O
Beatriz Tucci (@MPIA)
Caio Nascimento @UW
Francisco Maion (@DIPC)
Rafael Heringer Gomes (@Upenn)
Thiago MergulhĆ£o (@UEdinburgh)
Beatriz Tucci (@MPIA)
Caio Nascimento @UW
Francisco Maion (@DIPC)
Rafael Heringer Gomes (@Upenn)
Thiago MergulhĆ£o (@UEdinburgh)
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The Gen-Z/alpha affiliated with Brazilian Institutions.
Leaving the country is not the only way to work on cosmological research. Below, I list the new generation of Ph.D. students and postdocs affiliated with Brazilian institutions who are trying to understand dark energy.
JoĆ£o RebouƧas (UNESP)
Lilianne Nakazono (USP)
Pedro de Almeida (USP)
JoĆ£o RebouƧas (UNESP)
Lilianne Nakazono (USP)
Pedro de Almeida (USP)
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The Departed (from cosmology!)
They were great Brazilian scientists in the diaspora who successfully made or are trying to transition to industry jobs. If you are considering such a path and need role models, look at their LinkedIn profiles!
Andresa Campos
Lucas Secco
Andresa Campos
Lucas Secco