In order to give as many colleagues as possible the opportunity to participate to the Conference, RAU32 will be held in hybrid mode.

The On-site program will take place at the Sirius Hall, in the CNPEM Campus, Campinas-SP.

The Online part of the program will happen at the EventWeb Platform. See below how to access:

  • Access the webpage: https://www.eventweb.com.br/_32rau/home-event/
  • Your login information is the same as used in the application and paper submission system. 
  • Click on the “Virtual Room” to see the event’s environment.
  • Browse trough the agenda, the program, the listed presentations and yours own presentation at “My Presentations” to get familiar with the platform.
  • Click on “Program” for detailed agenda.
  • Add your presentations of interest to your agenda at the “Put on my agenda” button and then see your schedule at “My Agenda” tab.
  • Browse trough “EXPO RAU32” to know and contact with our sponsors!

Participants are invited to contribute abstracts for poster presentations of their research related to the program theme and topics. The on-site poster presentation will be on Tuesday, the 8th, from 18:40 – 20:40. The virtual poster session will happen on Wednesday, the 9th, from 8:30 to 9:30. The on-site poster presenters must upload and present their work on Wednesday as well.


Requirements for the presenter:  

  • Documents and posters must bewritten in English.  
  • The presenters must stand by their poster during the assigned period to be eligible for receiving thepresentation certificate. 
  • Posters must be printed 120 cm high and 90 cm wide, with strings (hangers will be available). Please bring your printed poster with you to the registration desk on Tuesday morning. 
  • The poster must also be available in .pdf format and uploaded on the EventWeb Platform.
  • Please provide the printed poster with strings – they will be held by a tripod. See here.
  • Your poster will remain on display in the Sirius reception area for the duration of the workshop.  
    • You can find several printers in Campinas city from a Google search. CNPEM does not recommend one printer over any other, and using these external companies is done entirely at your own risk.
    • Printing your poster and bringing it with you yourself is probably the safest way to guarantee that your poster is available for your session.

The online poster session will happen on the Event Web Platform, on Wednesday, the 9th, from 8:30 to 9:30

Required Files

  • Up to 5 minute audio presenting your poster (mandatory)
  • Poster PDF file (mandatory)
  • Link to a live stream room (optional)

Before RAU32

  • Prepare your poster in English. Download the template here.
  • Use the size of 90 x 120 cm (width x height) in Portrait orientation mode and save in PDF format. The file must not exceed 10 MB.
  • Record a up to 5 minute audio briefly explaining your posters.
  • See the tutorial for detailed explication on how to upload your files.
  • For the audio, the formats .mp3, .wav or .m4a (win 10 recording format) are accepted.
    If you have any doubts on how to record an audio, go to the tutorial below and see the  ‘Voice recorder from Win 10‘ link on how to proceed.
  • Access the event system at the link https://www.eventweb.com.br/_32rau/home-event/ , use the same email and password as your registration, log in and click on the “Virtual Room” option.
    You can also access the Virtual Environment at the button on our Home Page.
  • Access the “My presentations” area and click on the title of your poster.
  • Upload the PDF poster and audio file by November 4, 2022.
    Authors of unsubmitted posters will not receive a presentation certificate.

At RAU32

  • Access the EventWeb system at least 15 minutes before the poster presentation.
  • Enter the “Virtual Room”.
  • Go to “My Presentations” and enter your poster area.
  • Stay connected during the entire period of the poster presentation to answer questions from participants and evaluation by the organizing committee.
    You can provide a livestreaming room to debate with your colleagues, if you wish to. See how on Tutorial below.
  • The participants viewing your poster may post questions using the Chat tool. To view them, click on the button below the information on the poster, in the item ‘Questions made by participants‘.
  • To answer a question, click on the ‘Answer now‘ button. Fill in the corresponding field and click ‘Save‘. The answers will be shown to the participants on the view page of your paper.
Tutorial: How to set up your online poster?
  1. After logging in, click on the menu option ‘My presentations‘.
  2. This page displays all papers or talks which you are presenting.
  3. Click on the title to access the buttons ‘Attach the audio file‘ and ‘Attach the PDF e-poster‘.
  4.  Attach the audio file and the e-poster of your paper up to 10mb.
  5. For the audio, the formats .mp3, .wav or .m4a (win 10 recording format) are accepted. If you have any doubts on how to record an audio, click on the link ‘Voice recorder from Win 10‘ to see how to proceed.
  6. To send the e-poster, just click on the ‘Attach the PDF e-poster‘ field. Select the file and then click ‘Send‘.
  7. You may upload your files as soon as you have access to the page.
  8. You must stay online during all time of your presentation.
  9. The participants viewing your poster may post questions using the Chat tool (during the entire duration of the event), or using the optional Zoom/Google Meet address you provide (during your poster session).
  10. The number of questions will be shown in front of the ‘View questions‘ button text. To view them, click on the button below the information on the paper or lecture, in the item ‘Questions made by participants‘.
  11. To answer a question, click on the ‘Answer now‘ button. Fill in the corresponding field and click ‘Save‘. The answers will be shown to the participants on the view page of your paper.

View your paper page

Viewing your presentation, participants will be able to view your e-poster file. The audio file submitted will be shown on the right side. Below it, it is possible to view information about the paper by clicking on the ‘View paper‘ button.

Questions may be posted by selecting ‘Make a question to the presenter‘.The answers to the questions will be shown at the end of the page, in the item ‘Questions already answered by the presenter‘.

About the livestream:

As an option, you can make a livestream room available for attendees during the poster session. For this, you must fill in the the room’s URL, the meeting ID and the password at the bottom of your presentation page.

  • The event official language is English.
  • All information, content and presentations must be performed in English.
Categories Fee Deadline
Students (Undergraduate, MSc, PhD) R$50,00 October 18
Professionals (Bachelor, Masters or Doctoral degrees, PHDs, Researchers, Teachers, Professors and others) R$100,00 October 24

All attendees, speakers, and committee at this event are required to agree to the following code of conduct. Organizers will enforce this code throughout the event. Creating a supportive environment to enable scientific discourse is the responsibility of all participants.

Our meeting provides a harassment-free conference experience for everyone. Participants must agree to be professional and courteous regardless of gender, age, sexual orientation, disability, race, ethnicity, or religion.

It is strictly prohibited any of the following actions at the virtual platform during the online conference:

  • Recording, copying, or capturing any conference material presented;
  • Sharing content with nonregistered users;
  • The use of hostile or profane language;
  • Offering or soliciting products or services in the event app.

Violations of this code of conduct policy should be reported to directly to eventos@cnpem.br or to any staff or organizing committee member. Sanctions may range from verbal warning, to ejection from the meeting without refund or to notifying appropriate authorities. Your co-operation will help ensure an enjoyable and safe experience for everybody.

Online Poster Presenters

Presenter Poster Title Area
ADRIANA VALERIO Size dispersion evaluated by X-ray diffraction and scattering in crystalline nanoparticles of CeO2 Condensed matter – Electronic and Magnetic Structure
Alejandro Fernández CORRELATION BETWEEN CHROMIUM OXIDATION STATE AND PHOTOCATALYTIC PROPERTIES IN STRONTIUM TITANATE Catalytic Materials
Amanda Araujo Souza An integrative structural biology pipeline for the discovery of novel human kynurenine 3-monooxygenase inhibitors Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
Amanda Crystina Araujo da Silva The influence of atmospheric particles on photovoltaic energy production Environmental and Earth Science
Andrew Albert de Oliveira Modulators of PKM2 tetramerization: an x-ray crystallographic assessment Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
Carlos Magno de Lima e Silva Spectroscopic Comparisons of the Color of Emeralds from MG, BA, GO and TO (Brazil). Environmental and Earth Science
Carolina Michelon Camarda MINERAL INCLUSIONS IN SUPER DEEP DIAMOND REVEALS THE UNUSUAL ASPECT OF THE TRANSITION METALS Fe, Cu, Ni AND Ti Environmental and Earth Science
Christian Wittee Lopes Characterization of pillared-layered bimetallic MOFs using synchrotron radiation Catalytic Materials
Cláudio Remedios Effect of Pressure on L-asparagine Monohydrate Fe(III) Crystal: An synchrotron radiation X-ray diffraction study Condensed matter – Electronic and Magnetic Structure
Cristiano Luis Pinto de Oliveira Advanced Modelling of Lyotropic Liquid Crystals by Small Angle X-Ray Scattering Polymers and Soft Matter
Cristina Freitas Bazzano NP3 Blob Label: A Deep Learning Application for Unknown Ligands Segmentation to Ligand Building in X-ray Protein Crystallography Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
Daniel da Silva Costa A two-step GISAXS characterization of NiSi2nanoplates buried in a Si(001) wafer and Ni nanocrystals embedded in a deposited Ni-doped SiO2thin film Surface Science – Electronic and Atomic Structure
Eduardo Santos Preparation of fresh plant tissue samples for XRF analysis in Tarumã endstation of the Carnaúba beamline at the Brazilian Synchrotron Light Laboratory Environmental and Earth Science
Emilia Annese Electronic characterization of the Mn3O4thin film on metal substrates: resonant photoemission study Surface Science – Electronic and Atomic Structure
Fabiano Rodrigo Borges Passivation of Indium Phosphite Substrate Evaluated by Atomic Force Microscopy Surface Science – Electronic and Atomic Structure
Fernando Pschunder SAXS And XAFS Characterization Of ZrO2-Based Catalysts Prepared By Sol-Gel Techniques Catalytic Materials
FLÁVIO HENRIQUE FERES Accelerating phonon-polaritons in two-dimensional crystals by engineering dielectric-metallic substrates Condensed matter – Electronic and Magnetic Structure
Francisco Mateus Cirilo da Silva Multi-techniques methodological study on radiation effect in hybrid organic-inorganic perovskites and strategies to mitigate interferences after high brilliance x-ray photon source measurements Condensed matter – Electronic and Magnetic Structure
Gabriel Sgarbiero Montanha High-resolution XRF probing of elemental distribution in crops species: outputs from the commissioning Tarumã endstation of the Carnaúba beamline Environmental and Earth Science
Gabriel Sgarbiero Montanha Plant metallomics: are metal distribution patterns a cause or consequence of plant tissue fate? Environmental and Earth Science
Gisele de Lima Hippler Effect of high pressure on the structure of lithium disilicate glass-ceramic​​ Hard condensed matter – Atomic Structures and Morphology
Guinther Kellermann Novel method for determination of the radius dependences of the melting and freezing temperatures of nanoparticles by exclusively using the SAXS technique Hard condensed matter – Atomic Structures and Morphology
Isabella Nascimento dos Santos Bernardo ESTABLISHMENT OF A CELLULAR MODEL FOR THE STUDY OF THE BIOLOGICAL BASES OF CONVENTIONAL AND FLASH RADIOTHERAPY Life and Medical Sciences (excluding Crystallography)
Jessica do Nascimento Faria Crystal structure of L-threonine dehydrogenase from T. cruzi and its allosteric activation by potassium ion Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
Joane Kathelen Rustiguel Bonalumi New binding-site search of the 20S proteasome: crystallographic fishing, PanDDa analysis and cryo-EM validation Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
João Basso Marques Green Synthesis of BioC-dots Environmental and Earth Science
José Daniel Da Silva Fonseca Micro-FTIR as a characterization tool for a new platform based on calixarene derivative and a metal-organic framework: A fluorescent probe for Fe3+detection Environmental and Earth Science
Juan Simon Rodriguez Hernandez The Pressure-Induced structural phase transition of CsCuCl3like-perovskite compound Condensed matter – Electronic and Magnetic Structure
Julia Caroline Porfirio Characterization of the flexibility of proteins in solution Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
juliana do carmo godinho Investigation of divalent metal transporters in cancer associated metallomics Life and Medical Sciences (excluding Crystallography)
Khalil Jori Oxidative desulfurization of S molecules using Cu and Ag atomic quantum clusters: A XANES study Catalytic Materials
Leopoldo Suescun Ionic-radii – Power relation in REBa2Cu3O6+δ(RE = La, Nd, Sm, Gd and Y) IT-SOFC cathodes. Catalytic Materials
Lhonidas de Senna Junior X-ray photoelectron diffraction study of the approximant Al5Co2(001) quasicrystal Surface Science – Electronic and Atomic Structure
Lucas Cardoso Ramos Study of carbonaceous aerosols through synchrotron radiation Environmental and Earth Science
Márcio Medeiros Soares Perspectives of the Biaxial Multi-Analysis Strain Instrument (2D-MASI) at SIRIUS Instrumentation and Technological materials
Maria Gabriella Denote Guaita Influence of methylammonium chloride on wide-bandgap hybrid perovskites for solar cells Condensed matter – Electronic and Magnetic Structure
Mario Ernesto Giroldo Valerio Spacial distribution of LiYF4:Ce,Tb scintillator in polystyrene matrix using X-ray mapping Hard condensed matter – Atomic Structures and Morphology
Martin de Oliveira Kotsis Feasibility of using low-cost optical monitors for PM2.5 and PM10 Instrumentation and Technological materials
Nicolas Neves de Oliveira Time of characterization of atmospheric aerosols using Synchroton radiation. Environmental and Earth Science
Paulo Jardim High-throughput  screening  to discover a new Indoleamine2,3-Dioxygenase-1 (IDO1) inhibitor Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
Pedro Henrique Arantes Moya Electronic band structure of the CDW candidate material NixZrTe2(x = 0.0 and 0.05) probed by ARPES Condensed matter – Electronic and Magnetic Structure
Rafael Alcides Vicente Advances towards performing in situ Bragg coherent diffraction imaging in electrochemical systems Catalytic Materials
Rafael Lavagnolli Germscheidt Synchrotron-based X-ray spectroscopy (XPS and XAS) for probing the nature of electrochemical formed vacancies a Prussian Blue based catalyst Catalytic Materials
Rafaella Bartz Pena Unveiling the Depolymerization of Densified Lead Metasilicate Glass: an Optical Raman and O K-edge X-Ray Raman Spectroscopic Study Hard condensed matter – Atomic Structures and Morphology
Raphael Meneghello Use of high-throughput PanDDA analysis to unveil new bioactive molecules based on the Brazillian natural products biodiversity Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
RAPHAELA DE OLIVEIRA Using synchrotron techniques to investigate an emerging class of naturally abundant layered materials: phyllosilicates Condensed matter – Electronic and Magnetic Structure
Raul Costa Oliveira Phase transition in the crystal of bis(L-histidinate)nickel(II) monohydrate in high temperatures Condensed matter – Electronic and Magnetic Structure
Rayanna de Oliveira Costa Modeling the thermal conductivity of soil between layers for a region north of the Matogrossense Pantanal Environmental and Earth Science
Renata C. K. Kaminski Effect of adding TiO2nanoparticles to systems stabilized by surfactant containing different vegetable oils Other
Renato Freitas Probing the Guignard painter’s palette by nano-XRF Other
Rodrigo Szostak Operando setup for perovskite solar cells characterization at the CARNAÚBA beamline at Sirius/LNLS Instrumentation and Technological materials
Susilaine Maira Savassa In vivoinvestigation of biotransformation of metallic nanoparticles in soybean plants using synchrotron-based techniques Environmental and Earth Science
Swathi Patchaiammal Raju Development of Spectroelectrochemical Cells for InsituFTIR Imaging andExsituXRF Mapping:AMulti-Technique Approach Catalytic Materials
Thais Costa Brunelli Surface characterization of atmospheric aerosol by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy: a scientific interest Environmental and Earth Science
Thauany Hellmann Spectroscopic investigation of polythiophene/gold nanoparticles/carbon nanotubes nanocomposites thin films Surface Science – Electronic and Atomic Structure
Thiago Rodrigues da Cunha Structural analyses of alamosite phase (PbSiO3) derived from lead glass metasilicate via Synchrotron X-ray diffraction measurements under extreme conditions Hard condensed matter – Atomic Structures and Morphology
On-site Poster Presenters

Presenter Poster Title Area
ADRIANA VALERIO Size dispersion evaluated by X-ray diffraction and scattering in crystalline nanoparticles of CeO2 Condensed matter – Electronic and Magnetic Structure
Amanda Araujo Souza An integrative structural biology pipeline for the discovery of novel human kynurenine 3-monooxygenase inhibitors Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
Andrew Albert de Oliveira Modulators of PKM2 tetramerization: an x-ray crystallographic assessment Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
Carolina Michelon Camarda MINERAL INCLUSIONS IN SUPER DEEP DIAMOND REVEALS THE UNUSUAL ASPECT OF THE TRANSITION METALS Fe, Cu, Ni AND Ti Environmental and Earth Science
Cristiano Luis Pinto de Oliveira Advanced Modelling of Lyotropic Liquid Crystals by Small Angle X-Ray Scattering Polymers and Soft Matter
Cristina Freitas Bazzano NP3 Blob Label: A Deep Learning Application for Unknown Ligands Segmentation to Ligand Building in X-ray Protein Crystallography Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
Fabiano Rodrigo Borges Passivation of Indium Phosphite Substrate Evaluated by Atomic Force Microscopy Surface Science – Electronic and Atomic Structure
Francisco Mateus Cirilo da Silva Multi-techniques methodological study on radiation effect in hybrid organic-inorganic perovskites and strategies to mitigate interferences after high brilliance x-ray photon source measurements Condensed matter – Electronic and Magnetic Structure
Gabriel Sgarbiero Montanha Plant metallomics: are metal distribution patterns a cause or consequence of plant tissue fate? Environmental and Earth Science
Gisele de Lima Hippler Effect of high pressure on the structure of lithium disilicate glass-ceramic​​ Hard condensed matter – Atomic Structures and Morphology
Isabella Nascimento dos Santos Bernardo ESTABLISHMENT OF A CELLULAR MODEL FOR THE STUDY OF THE BIOLOGICAL BASES OF CONVENTIONAL AND FLASH RADIOTHERAPY Life and Medical Sciences (excluding Crystallography)
Jessica do Nascimento Faria Crystal structure of L-threonine dehydrogenase from T. cruzi and its allosteric activation by potassium ion Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
Joane Kathelen Rustiguel Bonalumi New binding-site search of the 20S proteasome: crystallographic fishing, PanDDa analysis and cryo-EM validation Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
João Basso Marques Green Synthesis of BioC-dots Environmental and Earth Science
José Daniel Da Silva Fonseca Micro-FTIR as a characterization tool for a new platform based on calixarene derivative and a metal-organic framework: A fluorescent probe for Fe3+detection Environmental and Earth Science
juliana do carmo godinho Investigation of divalent metal transporters in cancer associated metallomics Life and Medical Sciences (excluding Crystallography)
Leopoldo Suescun Ionic-radii – Power relation in REBa2Cu3O6+δ(RE = La, Nd, Sm, Gd and Y) IT-SOFC cathodes. Catalytic Materials
Lucas Cardoso Ramos Study of carbonaceous aerosols through synchrotron radiation Environmental and Earth Science
Maria Gabriella Denote Guaita Influence of methylammonium chloride on wide-bandgap hybrid perovskites for solar cells Condensed matter – Electronic and Magnetic Structure
Mario Ernesto Giroldo Valerio Spacial distribution of LiYF4:Ce,Tb scintillator in polystyrene matrix using X-ray mapping Hard condensed matter – Atomic Structures and Morphology
Nicolas Neves de Oliveira Time of characterization of atmospheric aerosols using Synchroton radiation. Environmental and Earth Science
Paulo Jardim High-throughput  screening  to discover a new Indoleamine2,3-Dioxygenase-1 (IDO1) inhibitor Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
Rafael Alcides Vicente Advances towards performing in situ Bragg coherent diffraction imaging in electrochemical systems Catalytic Materials
Rafael Lavagnolli Germscheidt Synchrotron-based X-ray spectroscopy (XPS and XAS) for probing the nature of electrochemical formed vacancies a Prussian Blue based catalyst Catalytic Materials
Rafaella Bartz Pena Unveiling the Depolymerization of Densified Lead Metasilicate Glass: an Optical Raman and O K-edge X-Ray Raman Spectroscopic Study Hard condensed matter – Atomic Structures and Morphology
Raphael Meneghello Use of high-throughput PanDDA analysis to unveil new bioactive molecules based on the Brazillian natural products biodiversity Protein and Macromolecular Crystallography
RAPHAELA DE OLIVEIRA Using synchrotron techniques to investigate an emerging class of naturally abundant layered materials: phyllosilicates Condensed matter – Electronic and Magnetic Structure
Renata C. K. Kaminski Effect of adding TiO2nanoparticles to systems stabilized by surfactant containing different vegetable oils Other
Rodrigo Szostak Operando setup for perovskite solar cells characterization at the CARNAÚBA beamline at Sirius/LNLS Instrumentation and Technological materials
Susilaine Maira Savassa In vivoinvestigation of biotransformation of metallic nanoparticles in soybean plants using synchrotron-based techniques Environmental and Earth Science
Swathi Patchaiammal Raju Development of Spectroelectrochemical Cells for InsituFTIR Imaging andExsituXRF Mapping:AMulti-Technique Approach Catalytic Materials
Thais Costa Brunelli Surface characterization of atmospheric aerosol by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy: a scientific interest Environmental and Earth Science
Thiago Rodrigues da Cunha Structural analyses of alamosite phase (PbSiO3) derived from lead glass metasilicate via Synchrotron X-ray diffraction measurements under extreme conditions Hard condensed matter – Atomic Structures and Morphology
  • Language

    • The event official language is English. All information, content and presentations must be performed in this language. However, the Event Web platform allows you to choose your language preferences. That is only for the platform, all the abstracs must be submitted in English.

  • Selection of Participants

    • In case of registrants exceeding this capacity, participants will be selected based on their curriculum and abstract contribution by the Scientific Committee.

  • Abstract Submission

      •  ➡ Scientific Committee will evaluate the abstracts, select and assign the format to be presented as an “e-Poster” presentation in the virtual platform (Event Web);
      •  ➡ Abstracts may only be submitted online; just after filling in the registration form, you will find the “make your submission” button.
      •  ➡ The abstract must be submitted in English.

  • Bright Ideas

    • In addition to ongoing research contributions, we are also accepting abstract contributions related to new ideas to be performed at Sirius in the future. This is not a call for proposals, it is just an open window to share with colleagues possible challenging experiments that could eventually be performed at the brazilian synchrotron in the future.

Abstract Submission Guidelines

Please ensure that you have read these guidelines before submitting your abstract.
Abstracts not submitted in this format will not be considered for review.
Please be aware that all required fields must be filled in to complete the submission process.

There is no abstract template: fill in the information about your abstract in the requested fields directly on the platform
The registration form is different from the “make your submission” button, please be sure to complete all the steps below.

Step 1

  1. Select submission track
  2. Type of communication will be selected as default (poster)
  3. Abstract Title
  4. Keywords
  5. Abstract text (up to 2000 characters including spaces)
  6. References (up to 400 characters including spaces)
  7. Aknowledgements (up to 400 characters including spaces)
  8. Select the technique used in your experiment
  9. Click on ‘next step’

Step 2

  1. Select the number of authors
  2. Fill the fields with each author information. Mark the one who will be the presenter.
  3. Click on ‘Abstract Submission’

The submission is complete and you will receive a confirmation by email. On the screen you will see the ‘Author Page’ with the list of submitted abstracts. If you click on the abstract title you will be able to view the submission and also the created pdf file.

If you find any problem with your submission you may go to the previous page (click on author button) and click on the ‘pencil’ icon to edit any changes.

You may make changes until the submission deadline.