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I am a professor at the Departmento
de Matemática, of the Instituto de Ciências Exatas of the Universidade de Brasília.
I got my PhD in 2008 at the Department of Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics of the University of Cambridge, where I worked under the supervision of Prof. E.J. Hinch,
trying to understand instabilities in fluidised beds. While in Cambridge, I was a member of Churchill
College and I was fully supported by the Ministry of Education of Brazil, through the agency CAPES. You can find me at y.d.sobral ./at/. mat.unb.br .
Previously, I took my B.Sc. (1996-2001) and M.Sc. (2002-2004) at the Universidade de Brasília,
under
the supervision of Prof.
Francisco Ricardo da
Cunha, the coordinator of the Vortex Group, who is one of my major collaborators. In 1999, I
was approved on a national examination process to
take part in the Integrated Brazilian-French Program for Scientific
Areas, also sponsored by CAPES,
and
I had the opportunity to spend one year of my undergraduate course at
the École
Centrale
de Lyon.
I am currently a member of the SBMAC - Brazilian Society of
Computational and Applied Mathematics (since 2000) and of the SBM -
Brazilian Society of Mathematics
(since 2004).
While I was in Cambridge, I joined the Churchill College Phoenix
Society and the Churchill
College Middle Common Room.
Enjoy your stay!
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