Supervision

Information about research activities developed together with the students under my supervision can be found here.  If you are a student who considers the possibility of developing either an undergraduate, master or doctoral project under my supervision, please look at my research interests or see my publications to have a better idea about what I work with. You will be very welcome to contact me by email and discuss more about it.

Below you can find a list of former and current students under my supervision. 

Current 

Postdocs

1. Clarice Netto. Fapesp Fellow, since March 2023

Ph.D. Students

1. Emma Cupitra Vergara  - Thesis Project: Symmetries of Courant algebroids.  CNPq Fellow, since March 2022

2. André Tanure  - Thesis Project: Geometry of simplicial vector bundles. Capes Fellow, since March 2022

3. Edmundo Martins - Thesis Project: Equivariant cohomology and stacks. Capes Fellow, since March 2023

4. Eduardo de Carvalho Andrade - Thesis Project: Symmetries of Gerbes. Fapesp Fellow, since March 2024

Master Students

Undergraduate Students

Past

Postdocs

1. Daniel López Garcia. Fapesp Fellow 2022-2025

2. Alejandro Barbosa. Fapesp Fellow 2020-2022

3. Carlos Varea. Fapesp Fellow 2020-2022

4. Bruno Suzuki. Chile Conicyt Fellow 2020

5. Jeffrey Carlson. CNPq Fellow 2015-2016

Ph.D. Students

1. Fabricio Valencia - Thesis: Morse theory on Lie groupoids. Fapesp Fellow 2021-2024

2. Juan Sebastián Herrera - Thesis: The Chern-Weil-Lecomte morphism for L_infty-algebras. Capes Fellow 2019-2022

3. Diego Lopez Cardona - Thesis: Reduction of symplectic left-symmetric algebroids. Colciencias Fellow 2018-2021. Co-advised by Prof. Hernán Giraldo - Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia.

4. Fernando Studzinski - Thesis: On the cohomology of representations up to homotopy of Lie groupoids. Fapesp Fellow 2016-2019

5. Camilo Angulo Santacruz - Thesis: A cohomology theory for Lie 2-algebras and Lie 2-groups. CNPq Fellow 2014-2018

Master Students

1. Pietro Morgante - Thesis Project: The Yang-Mills equations.  CNPq Fellow 2022-2024

2. Stiven Ramírez - Thesis: Prequantization of quasi-symplectic groupoids. Fapesp Fellow 2022-2024

3. Hugo Portelinha - Thesis: Diffeological groupoids and general relativity. CAPES Fellow 2022-2024

4. Guilherme Ferreira Vasconcelos - Thesis: Topological and Geometric Methods in Fluid Dynamics. Fapesp Fellow 2022-2024

5. Eduardo de Carvalho - Thesis: 2-plectic geometry, Courant algebroids and symmetries of bundle gerbes. CNPq Fellow 2022-2024

6. Patrícia Muñoz Ewald - Thesis: Compactness in gauge theory. CNPq Fellow 2020-2021 

7. Marcos Orseli - Thesis: Noncommutative Poisson structures. CNPq Fellow 2018-2019

8. Jackeline Conrado - Thesis: Serre-Swan Theorem for étale Lie groupoids. 2016

9. Fernando Studzinski - Thesis: Orbifolds as groupoids and the fundamental group of an orbifold. CNPq Fellow 2014 (Federal University of Parana)

10. Lilian Cordeiro Brambila - Thesis: Symplectic groupoids and Poisson Geometry. CNPq Fellow 2013 (Federal University of Parana)

Undergraduate Students

1. Nicole Conversano Lavinia -  Project: Geometric group theory. CNPq Fellow 2024-2025

2. Lucas Grecco Oliveira - Project: Integrable systems and physics.  2024

3. Diana Cruz Pestana - Project: Gauge Theories. 2024

4. Pedro Coelho Salgado Dias - Project: Introduction to symplectic geometry. 2024

5. Caio Lopes Junqueira. Project: Differential forms and Physics. 2022

6. Lincoln da Silva Pereira. Project: Geometry and Physics (differential forms and Maxwell's equations). CNPq Fellow 2022

7. Eduardo de Carvalho. Project: Actions of Lie groups on manifolds. 2021

8. Pietro Morgante. Project: Introduction to differential geometry (manifolds and vector bundles) CNPq Fellow 2021

9. Rafael Severiano. Project:  Lagrangian formalism. CNPq Fellow 2021

10. Samantha Condessa. Project: Geometry of Lie groups. 2021 

11. Patrícia Muñoz Ewald. Project: Introduction to differentiable manifolds. 2018

12. Gustavo de Paula Ramos. Project: Integrable systems and Arnold-Liouville Theorem. Fapesp Fellow 2018

13. William Neves de Oliveira. Project: Foliations and Frobenius Theorem. 2012 (Federal University of Parana)