The Laboratory of Eletroactive Materials usually works with undergraduate, graduate and postdoctoral students. The Laboratory is offering positions at the three levels and project where students can develop their research are:

Electrochemistry of nano-composites and nano-structures materials

Corrosion protection by using electronic conducting polymers

Electrochromism

Electrochemistry of electronic conducting polymers

Cathode material for secondary ion-lithium batteries

In-situ techniques in electrochemistry

Spectroelectrochemistry of electronic conducting polymers

Sensors and Biosensors based on conducting polymers and transition metal oxides

 Controlled drug release systems

 Vibrational spectroscopy of polymeric blends, composites and copolymers
 Anodes for Ni-MH_x batteries

Students need to follow the rules of the Instituto de Química da USP, and the financial support (scholarships) is related to obtain grants from the Brazilian agencies. More detailed information can be obtained in the web page of the IQ-USP or the funding agencies.