Holds a degree in Fisheries Engineering from the Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná (Unioeste) (2001), a master's degree (2003), and a doctorate (2007) in Animal Science with a concentration in
Animal Production from the Universidade Estadual de Maringá (UEM). He is currently a researcher in the Fisheries Engineering Program at Unioeste, Toledo Campus. He coordinates the Laboratory of Reproductive Technology of AquaticAnimals (Latraac), housed at the Research Institute for Environmental Aquaculture at Unioeste, Toledo-PR. His research focuses on freshwater aquaculture, particularly fish farming. In this area, his studies emphasize the nutrition of broodstock and breeders, including evaluations of fecundity and fertility in both males and females, as well as metabolic and physiological parameters
related to health, growth, vitellogenesis, and gametogenesis. Additionally, he conducts research on production systems during breeding, fingerling, and grow-out phases, with a focus on nutrition and feeding, production management, and evaluation of production systems. These studies also emphasize metabolic and physiological parameters that impact health, growth, survival, and carcass yield.
Holds a degree in Fisheries Engineering from the Universidade Estadual do Oeste do Paraná (Unioeste) (2001), a master's degree (2003), and a doctorate (2007) in Animal Science with a concentration in
Animal Production from the Universidade Estadual de Maringá (UEM). He is currently a researcher in the Fisheries Engineering Program at Unioeste, Toledo Campus. He coordinates the Laboratory of Reproductive Technology of AquaticAnimals (Latraac), housed at the Research Institute for Environmental Aquaculture at Unioeste, Toledo-PR. His research focuses on freshwater aquaculture, particularly fish farming. In this area, his studies emphasize the nutrition of broodstock and breeders, including evaluations of fecundity and fertility in both males and females, as well as metabolic and physiological parameters
related to health, growth, vitellogenesis, and gametogenesis. Additionally, he conducts research on production systems during breeding, fingerling, and grow-out phases, with a focus on nutrition and feeding, production management, and evaluation of production systems. These studies also emphasize metabolic and physiological parameters that impact health, growth, survival, and carcass yield.