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    Proposta de modelo de maturidade Lean Quality para construtoras
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-13)
    Rodegheri, Priscila Mirapalhete
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    Serra, Sheyla Mara Baptista
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/8528385567782505
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/9298897358199618
    The Brazilian construction industry has been intensifying the adoption of management systems based on quality. It has advanced in studying its processes in search of improved productivity, delivering higher-value products to its customers. In addition to the quality management system, construction companies have adopted Lean Construction (LC) to achieve high performance through a focus on the value expected by the customer. Linking these two management strategies, quality, and LC, emerge the Lean Quality (LQ) approach, highlighting a focus on quality management, understanding customer value expectations, and pursuing perfection. The LQ is a management strategy associated with the organizational culture and, to achieve its adoption goals, it is essential to measure the maturity of this strategy. Therefore, this research purpose a model for maturity diagnoses for LQ in Brazilian construction companies. For this, the Design Science Research (DSR) research strategy was adopted, conducting a literature review, developing, implementing, and evaluating the purposed artifact of maturity assessment, named Lean Quality Maturity Model (LQMM). This artifact has been tested in two construction companies, and its contribution to the companies was evaluated based on the participants' perceptions. This research purposes an LQ dimensions for Brazilian construction as a theoretical research outcome. The LQMM is recognized as a valid artifact from the results, and it consistently demonstrates the company's LQ maturity. Furthermore, the LQ dimensions purposed indicate to be coherent with the Brazilian construction context.
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    Relação entre características funcionais e desempenho de espécies arbóreas na restauração florestal: uma abordagem experimental
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-13)
    Galetti, Gustavo
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    Souza, Andréa Lúcia Teixeira de
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/5216112068627151
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/3349175563124528
    The successful restoration of deforested forests initially depends on the selection of species capable of establishing themselves in the degraded site. To facilitate the choice of species, classification into successional groups is commonly used, most often in pioneer and non pioneer species. However, this classification has been confusing due to the large number of parameters that can be used, making it difficult to compare the results of different studies on forest restoration. In this context, the study of functional traits of tree species can help to choose the appropriate composition of species to be reintroduced, as understanding the correlations between different characteristics and their interactions with abiotic components makes it possible to make better predictions of species performance. In the first chapter of this study, we evaluated the survival and initial growth of plants from 30 species reintroduced into an area of deforested forest, over the course of the first year of plant development. We describe the variation of functional traits of plants at the seedling stage and relate it to pre-established successional groups, pioneers and non-pioneers. Furthermore, we describe the initial growth of the plants, which allows us to quantify the variation in the rate of instantaneous increase in biomass over time. Our results showed the fast-slow growth continuum based on resource allocation strategies rather than a clear distinction between pioneer and non-pioneer species. Functional traits associated with acquisitive traits, such as high values of specific leaf area and proportion of biomass allocated to roots, and low values of leaf dry mass content and seed mass, tended to be more common among pioneer species, but were not associated with species classified as non-pioneers. Furthermore, this study showed that functional traits influenced species survival and growth patterns. In the second chapter, we evaluated the phenotypic plasticity of eight tree species during four months as a function of variation in soil chemical parameters. Our results showed that species with acquisitive characteristics had greater biomass plasticity as a function of variation in soil chemical parameters. The biomass of these species increased in soil treatments with addition of organic matter. Conservative species did not respond to different soil treatments, showing that initially their growth is less dependent on soil conditions. In addition, we evaluated the intraspecific variation of leaf and root traits as a function of plant growth, and indirectly in response to soil conditions. The allocation of resources for the formation of the root system decreased with plant growth, which is related to the environment where the limiting resource was found, in this case, below ground. Overall, we show that attributes influence growth rates and species in the field. Furthermore, the variation in the size of individuals of acquisitive species initially responds to soil conditions. Therefore, functional traits can be used to predict plant performance in response to environmental conditions in degraded areas, thus aiding in more efficient planning of forest restoration projects.
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    O ensino de rítmica na banda municipal de Itirapina - SP: relato de experiência
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-14)
    Soares, Woelington Eduardo
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    Carvalho, Isamara Alves
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/7634525753891601
    This Experience Report aims to present the process of involvement, assessment and decision-making, in a series of four classes, which address the practice of rhythmic reading, under the reference of names such as Émile Jacques-Dalcroze, Carl Orff and Lucas Ciavatta, who used similar teaching standards in the issue of identification and rhythmic production through the body, being an inspiration for the search for activities that adhere to the methods of these authors. These authors produced works that were decisive for the development of this report, considering that I tried to bring to my classes elements taken from books and articles, as well as works produced by other people who quoted them and interpreted their methodologies. Given what was applied to the members of the Municipal Music Band of Itirapina-SP, in the second half of 2019, based on the observations of what was proposed with what was done, it is possible to understand the learning process of those involved, according to their limitations.
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    Projetos de extensão podem ser fatores protetivos quanto ao sofrimento psíquico em alunos de graduação da UFSCar?
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-15)
    Romano, Giovanna Bombonatti
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    Bleicher, Taís
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/9075358493860166
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/8021352998835812
    Most universities have extension projects as one of their pillars. that these promote benefits for both parties: university and external community. However, there is no research that studies whether these university extension groups can be a protective factor for students in psychological distress. Some students present psychopathological pictures during graduation. Thinking that extension groups could help students develop skills and abilities, as well as be motivators to undergraduates, it is worth studying whether they can be a protective factor for psychological distress. THE methodology used was qualitative, data collection was performed through an interview semi-structured, with three volunteers, and subsequent transcription and analysis through the history of life, which privileges the participant's point of view about the situations that are being questioned. The results were analyzed and categorized into: psychological distress before graduation, with vestibular subcategories and parameters of the ideal; role of the projects of extension in the lives of university students; life history and perception about the projects of extension; social support network as a protective factor; extension projects as factors protective (for university students working in these projects); extension projects like aggravating or generating psychological distress. From the data that was obtained, it is possible to infer a relevance of this study with regard to the understanding of health of UFSCar undergraduates, and their personal perspectives on their suffering psychics. The understanding of the roles of extension in the lives of these undergraduates is added, which can be both aggravating psychological distress, due to possible overloads, as protectors of their suffering. Due to these results, it is necessary to adopt measures within the extension projects, to avoid overload, and within the university, to take care of students' mental health.
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    Mapeamento da suscetibilidade a escorregamentos translacionais rasos na bacia do Rio Pirajibú-Mirim, Sorocaba-SP: aplicação dos modelos SHALSTAB e de Rede Neural Artificial (RNA) na estimativa de atributos físicos do solo.
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-15)
    Melo, Carrie Peres
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    Fernandes, Erminio
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/2770392631554400
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/1936895456706360
    The susceptibility to mass movements on slope areas can generate risks of natural disasters. So the study is of great importance, with interest in mitigating damage to life, material, economic, environmental, and especially in populated places, where it can affect people, and the social environment in general. The objective of this research is to identify the classes of susceptibility to shallow translational landslides in the basin of the Pirajibú-Mirim River, city of Sorocaba - SP to achieve this goal was used the Artificial Neural Network (ANN) was to determinate soil physical properties. The morphometric maps were made from images of Alos Palsar and SRTM (Shuttle Radar Topography Mission). These images have a resolution of 12.5 and 30 meters, respectively. The software used is free and open-source SAGA GIS and QGIS. The procedures were: mapping of the relief attributes (slope, aspect, texture, convexity, and the catchment area). Secondly, the classification of the land topography generated sixteen terrain classes. To identify the landslide susceptibility areas was applied the SHALSTAB model, using attributes of the slope, catchment area, bulk density, cohesion, hydraulic conductivity, angle of friction, and soil thickness. To determine the angle of internal friction, and cohesion of soils the ANN technique was used. Like the permeameter of Guelph, has been created to determine the hydraulic conductivity of soils in situ. AHP (Analytical Hierarchy Process) was applied to evaluate and visualize the urban areas at risk. The results achieved by ANN techniques, AHP, and the SHALSTAB model were satisfactory for obtaining the map of the areas susceptible to shallow translational landslides, both in urban areas and in more withdrawn sites. The artificial neural network technique allowed for the spatialization of the SHALSTAB parameters, demonstrating the increase in data quality and with this results closer to reality. The contribution of this research concerns the increase of data and provision of results. Support the planning and operation of preventive and mitigating actions in these locations as well as stimulating the increased use of free and open-source software.
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    Escola no campo e trabalho: percepções e expectativas profissionais de estudantes do ensino médio do distrito de Santa Eudóxia – São Carlos/SP
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-16)
    Souza, Danilo Felisberto de
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    Nascimento, Manoel Nelito Matheus
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/4486910967478337
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/6424958891830931
    This master's thesis seeks to investigate the perceptions and expectations regarding the job market of high school students at Escola Estadual Professora Alice Madeira João Francisco, present in the rural district of São Carlos. This school is part of one of the school units of the Education Board of the city of São Carlos – SP – and is located in the rural district of the city, 30km from the urban center. The research is contextualized in the period of productive restructuring of capital and aims to know what the effects are of political theories, such as “learning to learn” and competence pedagogy on high school students present in this school. To carry out the field research, a questionnaire was developed, using Google forms, applied to 3rd-year students and high school graduates. In the first chapter we rescue the process of territorial and economic formation of this fragment of space, the district of Santa Eudóxia, since its beginning. It is a territory composed of workers from migratory processes to the interior region of the state of São Paulo. The social formation of the municipality and the district are linked to the development of economic activitiessuch as coffee. In this direction, we understand that the district is formed by black people, Italian immigrants and northeastern people.Historically, it was a region dedicated to planting and monoculture coffee, and, currently, sugarcane, oranges, peanuts, soybeans and cattle raising. In the second chapter, we discuss capitalism's response to the social welfare model, the productive restructuring of capital. We present the pedagogical theories aimed at students from state schools, and, in the specific case of the State School of the research, the new São Paulo school curriculum, and the pedagogical influences of “learning to learn” and competence pedagogy. In the third chapter, through the data obtained by applying the questionnaire, we will discuss the role of the school, and of High School, according to the perspectives of these young children of rural and urban workers and verify how they currently assess Secondary Education, whether the school is still capable of attracting youth in view of the great technological changes of today.
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    Os desafios do uso da resina de PET reciclado na indústria de alimentos e bebidas
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-16)
    Uchida, Cintia Narumi
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    Scuracchio, Carlos Henrique
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/0896060959622431
    PET, as well as many other plastics nowadays, has presented great interest in study, especially regarding its recycling. The polymeric residues discarded incorrectly in the environment have generated a negative impact. When disposed of in nature, the plastic can be transformed into microplastics that pollutes the environment and can be toxic to animals. As a solution to this problem, several companies have invested their efforts in the reuse of these materials. Poly(ethylene terephthalate), presents among many aspects the advantage of being a light material, with good mechanical and optical properties, and stands out for having gas barriers such as CO2 and O2. Thus, the material has become very attractive for bottles and food packaging, which are the largest applications of PET. In order to make the packaging industry less damaging to the environment and to generate a circular economy, research has been developed to enable the use of rPET for food applications. However, some challenges such as the presence of contaminants, decreased optical and mechanical properties, and the change in the intrinsic viscosity of the material may be barriers that make this use difficult. Thus, this study had as its main objective, to analyze practical research from different authors for the influence of these parameters on the final recycled material.
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    Crescimento de Egeria densa (Planch.) e Salvinia molesta (Mitch.) expostas a extratos aquosos de rizomas e raízes de Typha domingensis (Pers.)
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-16)
    Silva, Ricardo Rafael Ribeiro da
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    Santino, Marcela Bianchessi da Cunha
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/2356641063223397
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/8620290960870650
    Allelopathy can be used to control invasive species. The present study aimed to identify changes in the growth and development characteristics of Egeria densa (Planch.) and Salvinia molesta (Mitch.) by evaluating the basic components of the architecture (connectors and nodes) and estimating the kinetic parameters of growth (doubling time, growth coefficient and total length) from mathematical modeling. We exposed 30 macrophytes of each species for each treatment of aqueous extract (EA) of roots and rhizomes of Typha domingensis (Pers.), varying the concentration of aqueous extract by 5% (EA5), aqueous extract 10% (EA10), aqueous extract 15% (EA15) and a control group (C) at a temperature of 23 °C and 27 °C (for E. densa) and only a temperature of 23 °C for S. molesta. E. densa showed lower number of nodes at a temperature of 27 °C exposed to EA15 treatment (3.1 ± 1.3) than plants exposed to control (4.5 ± 1.3) and EA5 (5.1 ± 2.0). S. molesta had the lowest number of nodes and connectors that was identified in the treatment of EA10. The parameterization of growth for E. dense revealed that at 23 °C treatments EA5 and EA10 reduced the total length, as well, the growth coefficient (µ) for both fragments and branches. At 27 °C and treatments EA5, EA10 and EA15 there was an increase in the growth of E. densa identified by the values of total length and growth coefficient (µ). For the S. molesta macrophyte in stage one growth, growth inhibition was found, which was identified in the architecture that did not show differences between treatments and control. Furthermore, the growth parameters could not be estimated due to the non-development of the S. molesta macrophyte exposed to the treatments. In general, the growth inhibitory effect was better observed in submerged macrophytes exposed to aqueous extracts at a temperature of 23 °C than at 27 °C.
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    Gráfico de controle modificado para monitoramento de variância
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-16)
    Landim, Tiago Ruckert
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    Oprime, Pedro Carlos
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/9291517431456908
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/0255523652304466
    Control charts are powerful tools used by many industries to monitor the quality of their processes and detect special causes of variation. They are often used to monitor the mean of some process quality characteristic with the well known X ̅, while the process variability can be monitored with either a control chart for the range, called R control chart, for the standard deviation, called S control chart or for the variance, called S^2 control chart. This work will focus on the S^2 control chart. In their original formulation, if the actual process mean (μ) or variance (σ^2) are different or larger from their specified in-control values (μ_0 and σ_0^2, respectively), the process is declared out-of-control. However, in many practical situations, even though the process may be declared out-of-control, it might be still capable from a practical point of view in terms of the proportion of nonconforming items produced. Thus, it may not be necessary to stop the process and start looking for assignable causes, which can save time and resources. The Modified Control Charts were designed to monitor the process mean in such a capable situation. However, regarding the monitoring the process variance, there is still no control chart presented in the Statistical Process Control (SPC) literature that considers the capability of the process while monitoring the process variance. According to Juran and Godfrey (1998), capability is the sense of a competence, based on tested performance, to produce quality products. With this background as motivation, in this work, we derive a Modified Control Chart developed to monitor the mean, for monitoring the process variance, considering the capability of the process.
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    Charge carrier dynamics and optoelectronic properties in quantum tunneling heterostructures
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-17)
    Guarin Castro, Edgar David
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    Richard, Victor Lopez
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/4492188799583104
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/7147058400283331
    Semiconductor quantum tunneling heterostructures offer a wide range of applications as photosensors, lasers, and circuit elements. However, fundamental questions related to energy transfer mechanisms and the correlation between some electrical and optical responses remain challenging. In order to provide insights into these problems, the nature of the carrier dynamics in these structures has been investigated by exploring the role of majority and minority carriers in the optoelectronic responses and the limiting factors responsible for their modulation. Thus, the transport and optical properties of different n-type samples built on Sb- and As-based double-barrier quantum well architectures have been analyzed using transport measurements and luminescence spectroscopies in continuous- and pulsed-wave mode. The characterization has been carried out by tuning various external parameters such as temperature, illumination, and magnetic fields. Our observations revealed resonant tunneling of carriers from cryogenics up to room temperature. The inclusion of III-V quaternary alloys enhances the photodetection of infrared wavelengths. Quaternary layers serve as absorbers that allow a thorough tuning of the photosensor capabilities. The optical response of the devices allowed unveiling complex dynamics of non-equilibrium carriers, pointing out the formation of independent electron and hole populations that do not thermalize. This characteristic enables the mapping of thermalization mechanisms of hot carriers along with the structures. In all cases, it was found that the optoelectronic characteristics of the devices are strongly intertwined. In this regard, bistable optical and transport characteristics associated with an intrinsic magnetoresistance of some samples can be modulated simultaneously with temperature and magnetic fields. Models were proposed to simulate the charge dynamics, discerning the main ingredients that control the electrical response and, in some cases, the photosensor abilities. These models were complemented considering coherent and incoherent transport channels, which demonstrates how the transport and optical attributes correlate to produce the peculiar quantum response. This approach allows discussing the role of minority carriers in the overall dynamics of the systems, the segmentation of the relaxation mechanisms, and the optimization of the optoelectronic properties. The results are intended to offer a comprehensive theoretical and experimental analysis of the complex quantum phenomena behind these quantum tunneling systems.
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    Sistema óptico de projeção a laser para análise da superfície das pregas vocais em imagens laringoscópicas
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-17)
    Medeiros, Jacilene Martins
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    Cirino, Giuseppe Antônio
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/4223181147426711
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/4171325648694103
    When understanding the acoustic production of the human voice and its dysphonia, factors such as characteristics and dimensions of the vocal folds are relevant. Previous studies show that images of the glottic surface, seen through laryngoscopy technique, are shaped according to their geometric shapes and shades of color and brightness. However, clinical examinations in general are still performed subjectively and present challenges, especially regarding the detection of the position of anomalies. Therefore, the objective of this work is to propose an optical laser projection system, capable of detecting the surface characteristics of pathological vocal folds and estimating their quantitative parameters. This system comprises a structured white light source, a diffractive optical element (DOE) and a high-resolution camera, which together are able to project onto the photographed vocal folds a regular array of pixels measuring 12 x 12 light spots . Thus, by superimposing the DOE metric on vocal fold surface images, parameters such as position and dimension can be quantified. In order to minimize operating costs, the UPL DOE project was simulated and based on the scalar theory of Fourier diffraction. This master’s research analyzed the laryngoscopic images of 3 patients, p1, p2 and p3 , with polyps, cyst and leukoplakia, respectively. In addition to simulating the system, to validate the proposal, a prototype was developed, with a commercial UPL and molds of the glottic surface of each patient. The image processing, simulation and prototype were centered on the semi-automatic method of the watershed. Therefore, with a diffraction grating of 73 % efficiency, two polyps, a cyst and a leukoplakia were detected with dimensions of 9.73 x 8.82 ±10⁻⁵ mm and 24.06 x 8.97 .73 ±10⁻⁵ mm; 4.12 x 10.00 ±10⁻⁴ mm and 20.03 x 16.30 ±10⁻⁵ mm, respectively.. This study demonstrated that the proposed system can be considered a suitable tool for vocal fold surface analysis, either as a treatment or as prognosis of pathologies, seeking to improve the quality of life of patients.
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    Máscaras e respiradores: uma revisão sobre suas características e seus impactos ambientais, e a influência da pandemia de COVID-19
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-17)
    Rocha, Thais Helena dos Santos
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    Urban, Roberta Cerasi
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/7313670290572985
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/2195671878162285
    The COVID-19 pandemic brought an unprecedented use of masks and respirators for the healthcare workers and population. World Health Organization estimated the monthly needs of 129 billion masks. In order to prevent the spread of the disease, the widespread use of masks and respirators and their mismanagement may result in greater environmental contamination. The main objective of this work is to review the concepts of masks, respirators and polymeric materials, and to verify their environmental impacts, in addition to the possible strategies to minimize impacts. The masks and respirators are made of non-woven material, synthetic fibers (plastics), which filter particles, such as viruses, by the mechanisms of diffusion, direct interception, inertial deposition, sedimentation by gravitational force, and electrostatic deposition. These plastics objects can have negative consequences for the environment, such as animal entanglement, ingestion by animals, the release of microplastics and additives dangerous to health and the environment, persistence, among others. To reduce harmful impacts strategies should be adopted for pollution mitigation, such as improvements in waste management, recycling, reuse, use of sustainable plastics, public awareness of the use and disposal of plastics, and environmental remediation techniques: technologies for collecting plastics in aquatic environments and biotechnologies for the degradation of plastics.
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    Dificuldades e desafios de estudantes na disciplina morfologia e sistemática dos vegetais avasculares no cenário de ensino não presencial emergencial: um enfoque nas atividades práticas
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-17)
    Perboni, Jéssica Kunimatsu
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    Freitas, Denise de
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/3330976062026878
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    Bagatini, Inessa Lacativa
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/3904631503604006
    The Covid-19 pandemic required the implementation of the Emergency Remote Teaching (ERT), which demanded the adjustment of the classes in a short time and impacted the routine of students and professors. Here we aimed to analyze the possible difficulties and challenges faced by students of the course of Morphology and Systematics of Avascular Plants in the new ERT scenario, focusing on practical/lab classes. This course, like most in the Biology curriculum, lacks software or materials available to supply the lab part. In this study, we applied online questionnaires at the beginning and at the end of the course, performed remote interviews and field diary records during synchronous classes. From 30 volunteer students enrolled, 9 answered the two questionnaires and were considered for analysis. For the analyses, we created categories based on the answers of the students in the field diary using the methodology of content analysis. The results indicated that the main difficulties and challenges that the students faced throughout the semester were related to the lack of face-to-face contact with colleagues and professors, the instability of internet connection, difficult access to technologies, the difficulty in staying focused on the classes and in organizing the tasks, in addition to the absence of an appropriate study environment. Regarding lab classes, a complementary difficulty was the lack of experiencing the observation of the organisms in a microscope or magnifying glass. To overcome the problems, the questionnaires and reports applied during the semester and the audio-visual didactic resources helped the students in the learning process. However, it was evident that some skills were not developed in the ERT scenario. Despite the difficulties of this atypical teaching scenario, the learning process was satisfactory in the perception of the students. This research may help professors teaching remote lab classes to overcome the main problems reported by students in future and similar remote teaching situations.
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    A gestão ambiental na indústria mecânica-metal: um estudo de caso
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-18)
    Pinheiro, Sarah Cristina Piacentini
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    Rodrigues, Edna de Almeida
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/2993513188316092
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/0891968837842276
    The present work was carried out in an industrial unit pertaining to the Industry of the Mechanical-Metal Sector (ISM or MMS- Metal Manufacturing Subsector) located in municipality of Piracicaba, São Paulo State (Brazil), where it focused on the industrial foundry process (metallurgy). In order to propose the implementation of an environmental management system (EMS or SGA- Sistema de Gestão Ambiental) For this purpose, the stages involving: the production of sand molds, from production, metal alloy casting, its , and unshapes by pouring and ement and cooling until unmold , wherewere analysed by images in order to suggest identify adjustments and areas of improvements and recommend enhancements to the manufactureadoptions to industrial production process. The aim was also to minimize impacts such as the generation of waste (mainly from sand) and its natural source consumption, as well as regularize and formalize environmental management systems to seek/pursue certifications likestudies toward a possible achievement of an environmental certification (as so ISO 14001 and relative ecolabels (or green seals). As results, process improvement were detectedidentified improvement points, both to in energy saving (such as the implementation antation of solar panels and the use of cisterns) and waste management , as concerning to wasting management (e.g. redestination). Therefore, we conclude that it is quite possible an SGA EMS implementation to the studied industry with the opportunity to add product value to increase market share; refer ISM as long as there are investments and administrative and collective efforts to are involved.implement recommended changes for optimize the existing processes to meet required standards.
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    Patterns of vascular response immediately after passive mobilization in patients with sepsis an observational transversal study
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-18)
    Kawakami, Débora Mayumi de Oliveira
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    Bonjorno Junior, José Carlos
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    Destro, Tamara Rodrigues da Silva
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    Biazon, Thaís Marina Pires de Campos
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    Garcia, Naiara Molina
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    Dois mares que se juntam e a coletividade que aflora: meio ambiente e identidade caiçara na comunidade da Nova Enseada, Parque Estadual da Ilha do Cardoso-SP
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-19)
    Nabhan, Natalia
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    Mariano, Neusa de Fátima
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/5003743301847104
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/5356441589555146
    The present work intends to tell the story of the Nova Enseda community, formerly the Enseada da Baleia community, which has been undergoing several changes after its re-territorialization, caused by the advance of the sea where they were previously located. Using the Territory analysis category, it is also intended to bring its various uses, including in modernity. The work also exposes the caiçara identity and its collective organization, mainly of women, as the mechanism used by this community to succeed in this relocation, even with the uncertainties regarding environmental regulatory issues that have receded in terms of protection of traditional peoples and communities, as well as their territories and also with regard to the region's own environmental dynamics. The issue of sustainable development is also evident in the study and a brief critical analysis of the subject is proposed. Examples of the results that the community already have in the new area, still loaded with its ancestral symbolisms, but which is also in dialogue with technologies, will also be brought forward.
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    Biologia, África e identidades sociais: a representação produzida pelos discursos sobre genética e evolução em livros didáticos
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-19)
    Silvério, Florença Freitas
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    Silva, Douglas Verrangia Corrêa da
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/7699024298055259
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/6511001137434594
    In this research I investigated how the genetics and evolution discourses was affect by the legal apparatus of 10.639/2003 law and National Curricular Guidelines for Education of Ethnic-Racial Relations and for History Teaching and Afro-Brazilian and African Culture (DCNERER - initials in portuguese). The objective was study the school genetics and evolution discourses, in the context of discussions about the curriculum as representation and its (possible) transformations because of the demand for more justice within racial relations. To do thar I examined the african continent representation and “race”, “ethnicity” and skin color representations in the genetics and evolution discourses in Biology textbooks. Gathering together some elements of the curricular area – especially the Michael Apple, Henry Giroux and Tomás Tadeu da Silva’s contributions –, of Cultural Studies – especially Stuart Hall’s contributions – and of education of ethnic-racial relations – especially Nilma Lino Gomes’s contributions -, I did an analysis of genetics and evolution discourses with the articulation of content analysis, propose by Bardin (2011) conjugated with discourse analysis systematized by Orlandi (2015). From Cultural Studies poststructuralism perspective concepts, as representation, identity and difference, I examined how this discourses produces meanings about Africa, skin color, “race” and “ethnicity”; to discuss how the representation was affect over time by DCNERER; and how the representations can contribute for education of ethnicracial relations. In this research, I adopted a social constructivism perspective about culture e representation, as Hall (2016), where representation is a practice, a work, an action and not a reflect of the real. In this perspective, identity and difference are culture facts, makes in the social relations and not natural facts. Then, I found that the genetics and evolution discourses produce racialized representations regimes, compose by stereotypes about de african continent and by the objectivization the social identity. The genetics and evolution discourses produce the homogenous, primitive and wild Africa representation, oppositional with a civilized Europe. Furthermore, the “race”, “ethnicity” and skin color ideas are produced as biology facts that mark the natural difference, removing its of its social contexts of identity produce. This regime was move after the DCNERER, however don’t show in full that proposed for guidelines, was privileged cosmetic and descontextualized changes, that don’t came back your attention for the power structures that produce and keep the racism in society.
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    Modelagem termodinâmica computacional de ligas multicomponentes cúbicas de corpo centrado para armazenagem de hidrogênio
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-20)
    Pedroso, Otávio Abreu
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    Zepon, Guilherme
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/7924187202036614
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/0451136180466494
    Recently, multicomponent metal alloys for hydrogen storage have drawn attention due to the possibility of exploring a large compositional field, which can allow the control of storage properties by controlling the alloy composition, thus satisfying the needs for each application. The laboratory of hydrogen in metals at DEMa/UFSCar has vast experience in the synthesis, characterization, and evaluation of the properties of these alloys. The next step is to develop methods and models to predict the thermodynamic properties that determine their operating conditions (pressure and temperature for absorption/desorption) based solely on the chemical composition, aiming to improve the tools available to carry out the design of alloys for storage of hydrogen with suitable properties for different applications. Recently, Zepon et al. proposed a thermodynamic model to calculate pressure-composition-temperature (PCT) diagrams of multicomponent cubic body-centered alloys (CCC). of sites, and the enthalpy of the phases is modeled based on experimental data and calculated from ab initio through density functional theory (DFT). This master’s work aimed to add new chemical elements to the recently proposed model through DFT calculations and to develop an open code program for the calculation of PCT diagrams based on the model and the data obtained by DFT. The elements Mg, Al, Sc, Mn, Fe, Co, Cu, Zn, Mo, and Pd were incorporated into the model and their implementation in open-source software in the Python programming language. Using this software, the alloys reported in the literature were evaluated so that it was possible to observe that the alloys of the TiVNbCr system are better described by the model, in addition to the fact that some alloys containing Mg show a discrepancy between the crystal structure observed experimentally and those obtained by the model.
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    Metabolismo de daidzeína e genisteína por Spodoptera frugiperda
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-20)
    Franco, Danilo da Costa
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    Wouters, Felipe Christoff
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/4392349445398645
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/8394738807755756
    DAIDZEIN AND GENISTEIN METABOLISM BY Spodoptera frugiperda. As sessile organisms, plants cannot escape the many herbivore attacks that occur throughout their development, and rely on alternative strategies to reduce or prevent these attacks, such as the production of toxic secondary metabolites. However, many insects have adaptations that allow them to feed on chemically well-defended plants. In this perspective, soybean (Glycine max (L) Merril), a leguminous plant belonging to the Fabaceae family, produces several flavonoids known to damage herbivorous insects. Despite this, soybean is attacked by a variety of insects throughout its development, among which the fall armyworm, Spodoptera frugiperda (J. E. Smith) stands out. Although it is considered a secondary soybean pest, this species stands out for being able to attack soybeans in their early stages of development, causing severe damage to the plant. Soybean seedlings have relatively high concentrations of isoflavones, and the ability of S. frugiperda to feed on this stage of the plant may be associated with its ability to efficiently metabolize and detoxify this class of compounds. In this context, this work aims to investigate how S. frugiperda metabolizes daidzein and genistein, the two main soy isoflavones. Third instar caterpillars were used in feeding trials with artificial diets added to the two isoflavones, which were isolated from commercial soybean extracts. Feces samples excreted during the individual bioassays with the isoflavones were collected and analyzed by LC-MS. In feces from S. frugiperda fed a diet containing daidzein, only unmodified daidzein was detected and in bioassays with genistein, the presence of a new metabolite derived from genistein was observed. Which has been identified as a genistein monoglucoside other than genistin (genistein 7-O-glucoside). These results suggest that S. frugiperda extensively metabolizes the isoflavone genistein, as opposed to daidzein. Finally, this work was the first to investigate the metabolism of isoflavones by S. frugiperda, contributing to the understanding of this species and its ability to metabolize bioactive compounds, whose findings can serve as a basis for future studies that aim to understand the status of insect pest of this species or of the genus Spodoptera.
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    Enriquecimento ambiental: concepções, vivências e experiências dos biólogos em formação da UFSCar – São Carlos
    (Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2021-09-20)
    Moraes, Lucas Tomazella
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    Carnio, Michel Pisa
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/0198207700485715
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    https://lattes.cnpq.br/3500646385009038
    Promoting a better quality of life for animals in captivity is extremely important to ensure the success of species conservation in zoos and aquariums, in addition to promoting awareness of visitors to environmental conservation. In this sense, the biologist under education needs to know practices that favor animal welfare, in order to apply and propagate the appropriate environmental awareness involved, such as Environmental Enrichment. The present work sought to analyze the conceptions and experiences that biologists under education have in relation to Environmental Enrichment. From the application of an online questionnaire with 50 students, containing open and closed and in Likert scale format questions, it was possible to understand ideas about the relationship between Environmental Enrichment and undergraduate disciplines, about students' understanding of the concepts needed in practice and its use as a means of promoting Environmental Education. The results obtained pointed to a positive relationship between knowing Environmental Enrichment and the number of subjects attended. It was also evident the importance that students give to animal welfare and the need to promote it in captive environments, in addition to its recognition as an important means to promote Environmental Education. However, it is necessary to highlight the urge for further research with a larger sample of both undergraduate students, as of non-academic people, in order to achieve a greater understanding of how this subject is seen by population in general. Finally, the high stakes from this work permeate its use for other research involving concepts related to Environmental Enrichment or Environmental Education, as for an incentive for education and awareness regarding animal welfare and species conservation in formal and informal teaching environments, seeking to provide conditions for the construction of an environmentally critical citizen.
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