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J-WEL welcomes initial members | MIT J-WEL

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Professor Sylvio Canuto, University of São Paulo's Research Provost and membership coordinator, describes his university's motivation for ...

LinkedIn: Sylvio Canuto | LinkedIn

Visualizar o perfil profissional de Sylvio Canuto no LinkedIn. O LinkedIn é a maior rede de negócios do mundo, que ajuda profissionais como Sylvio Canuto a ...

Sylvio CANUTO | Professor (Full) | Professor of Physics

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Sylvio Canuto currently works at the Institute of Physics, University of São Paulo. Sylvio does research in Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics, Condensed Matter Physics and Molecular Physics.

Biography - Dr. S.Canuto

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S. Canuto. Sylvio Canuto is Professor of Physics at the University of São Paulo, Brazil. A member of the Brazilian Academy of Science, he graduated and ...

Sylvio Canuto â€” IEA USP - University of São Paulo

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Sylvio Canuto. por Sandra Sedini - publicado :29 - última modificação :44 É membro Titular da Academia Brasileira de Ciências, da Academia de Ciências do Estado de São Paulo, Coordenador da Área de Astronomia e Física junto à CAPES (

Sylvio Canuto's lab | University of São Paulo (USP)

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Principal Investigator: Sylvio Canuto | Development and application of methodologies for the study of spectroscopy, reactivity, magnetic and structural properties of atoms and â€¦

Canuto, Sylvio | TWAS

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TWAS Directory. Canuto (PhD, 1979, University of Uppsala, Sweden) is Professor at the University of São Paulo. A member of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences and Sao Paulo State Academy of Sciences. Co-editor of the Spectrochimica Acta A, member of the editorial board of the International Journal of Quantum Chemistry, editorial board of the ...

Prof. Sylvio Canuto | Grupo de Física Molecular e â€¦

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Ph. D , Uppsala University. Our research interest is the electronic structure of atoms and molecules with special emphasis on molecular liquids and solvent effects. Theoretical methods for the study of the structure, properties and spectroscopy of isolated molecules have progressed markedly since the early pioneering days.