Dr. Walter Ricardo Brito earned his PhD in sciences with a specialization in chemistry in
2010 from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Institute of Chemistry,
Department of Physical Chemistry. Dr. Brito possesses extensive experience in
the field of chemistry, particularly emphasizing Materials Science, Materials
Chemistry, and Physical Chemistry. He has been involved in laboratory
accreditation processes under ISO/IEC 17025 and has implemented ISO 9001
standards within Quality Management systems for laboratories. His current
research focuses on the development and characterization of bioelectronic
sensors and photovoltaic devices. Dr. Brito coordinates various research
projects related to sensor development, materials functionalization, and
photovoltaic technologies. He serves as the leader of the Research Group on
Bioelectronics, Photovoltaic Devices, and Materials Chemistry while also
coordinating the Bioelectronics Laboratory (LABEL) at UFAM's Analytical Center.
Dr. Walter Ricardo Brito earned his PhD in sciences with a specialization in chemistry in
2010 from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Institute of Chemistry,
Department of Physical Chemistry. Dr. Brito possesses extensive experience in
the field of chemistry, particularly emphasizing Materials Science, Materials
Chemistry, and Physical Chemistry. He has been involved in laboratory
accreditation processes under ISO/IEC 17025 and has implemented ISO 9001
standards within Quality Management systems for laboratories. His current
research focuses on the development and characterization of bioelectronic
sensors and photovoltaic devices. Dr. Brito coordinates various research
projects related to sensor development, materials functionalization, and
photovoltaic technologies. He serves as the leader of the Research Group on
Bioelectronics, Photovoltaic Devices, and Materials Chemistry while also
coordinating the Bioelectronics Laboratory (LABEL) at UFAM's Analytical Center.