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Item type:Item, Jovens entre “o ser e o vir a ser”: projeto de vida, programa ensino integral e terapia ocupacional social no ensino médio(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-08) ;Reis, Stéphany Conceição Correia Alves Guedes ;Lopes, Roseli Esquerdo ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/1507752191797249 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9572-4586https://lattes.cnpq.br/5054911281522128In Brazil, since the “First Republic”, education has undergone reforms that affect everyone levels, including high school. At the heart of these reforms, this level of education is traditionally marked by educational dualism, reproducing the power structures present in Brazilian society. To accentuate the differences, Brazilian high school is made up of different types of schools, which, in general, correspond to the social classes for which they are intended, such as the Integral Education Program (PEI) school, established by Department of Education of the State of São Paulo in 2012, which, in a pioneering way in the country, directed the curricula of the final years of elementary and high school towards protagonism of students around what were called “life projects”. This Program influenced the last reform of high school in the country, introduced in 2018, delegating to this level the function to subsidize young people in building their future projects. Taking this context, we return to understanding the offer and contours of the “Life Project” discipline in public high schools that, in 2021, were part of the PEI, linked to the Directorate of Teaching in the São Carlos Region, São Paulo (DER - São Carlos), from the perspective of DER, of the vice-principals, responsible for the life project axis in schools, of the teachers of this discipline and young people. We seek to understand the motivations, means, meanings and purposes of teaching high school youth how to plan their lives, as well as enabling production of subsidies to compose the “Life Project” discipline in dialogue with interests of young people and with the components of Basic Education in Brazil, having as reference to the theoretical-methodological contributions of social occupational therapy to support therapeutic-occupational actions in these schools. The data were collected/produced in a sequence of steps that involved the description and analysis of official documents regarding advocates Basic Education in Brazil, as well as those related to the PEI, interviews, questionnaires, dialogues and conversations in collective meetings and the holding of “Workshops of Activities, Dynamics and Projects” and “Singular and Territorial Monitoring”, technologies that have been proposed by social occupational therapy. The “Studies of Youth” have been configured as a field of interface between several areas that have, in one way or another, the “School” and its processes as a point of debate. With experiences developed so far, we defined the Life Project discipline, in the public school of the PEI, based on the phenomenon of ambiguity, since it holds the formative potential for serve young people’s reflection on their living conditions, their ethical values, their training and professional choice in a situated and critical way, in the same way that it can be at the service of the deepening of the structural inequalities of capitalism and market interests, reaffirming the permanence of educational dualism in high school, which, above all, does not effective full and disinterested training for the majority of young people who seek public school references for a better life, often made unfeasible by the place in which it is located. occupies and from where the future can be projected. Based on the survey and analysis of the normative texts of the PEI, we argue that the curricular component Life is a potential space for discussion, reflection and broadening perspectives of future of young people and knowledge of themselves and the world. In this way, we highlight the potential for social occupational therapy to work with young people in public schools, through presentation and discussion of the actions carried out in the schools that made up the empirical field of the research that supports this thesis in the Life Project discipline, with the “Workshops de Activities, Dynamics and Projects” and with “Singular and Territorial Monitoring”. It becomes possible with such actions to highlight the formative nature of the discipline to promote reception, dialogue, debate, recognition, social care, in addition to strengthening social support networks, working on future projects among these young people in an expanded way, envisioning the autonomy, citizenship and formation “for themselves” of these subjects.Item type:Item, A dimensão estética na educação ambiental: Uma análise a partir da pedagogia freireana(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-08) ;Oliveira, Clarissa Suelen ;Silva, Antonio Fernando Gouvea da ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/9621931288117213 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8915-9952https://lattes.cnpq.br/0155429220877053Aesthetics is a historical factor that is very present in our daily lives, but little discussed when it comes to education. The inseparability of educational concepts with aesthetic values is a premise from a perspective of Historical and Dialectical Materialism, since values are intrinsic to any parameter and dimension of contemporary society. In this thesis, aesthetic values were discussed and articulated with the concept of Environmental Education, which, in a critical, dialectical and transformative vision, understands and defends that the subjects' worldview and their social, cultural and historical factors must be the foundation of the knowledge construction process in educational institutions. In this way, based on bibliographical research in the literature of the area and experiences, analysis categories were constructed (authentic praxis, otherness and critical-humanizing sensitivity) for the investigation of examples of research on the subject, to analyze the relevance of the assertions, associated with aesthetic values, in the educational context. To this end, research was carried out in educational databases, books and articles that discussed this subject, thus allowing us to investigate a field little explored in academia. The works analyzed had some elements that consider aesthetic aspects. However, there was no explicit and, often, implicit contemplation of all aspects in the texts. That said, it is understood that the theme involving the relationship of Critical Environmental Education, from a Freirean perspective, based on Historical and Dialectical Materialism that addresses aesthetic issues, is still scarce in academia. Therefore, other studies are suggested that look at the context and seek to report the factors of oppression, exploitation, exclusion, vulnerabilities and wide open inequalities of the current social system, and also announce propositions for social transformations that education has the potential to provide, based on authentic praxis, in critical-humanizing sensitivity and in the alterity between subjects, that aim at the emancipation of subjects and humanization.Item type:Item, Os mundos de Maracanã: obrigações, medos e transformações urbanas numa região da ilha de São Luís-MA(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-08) ;Alcobaça, Luzinele Everton de ;Toledo, Luiz Henrique de ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/5366260223109463https://lattes.cnpq.br/2518847975737313Previously conceived as a settlement, Maracanã region (Maranhão, Brazil) is now composed by districts considered as rural and outskirts in the relation they establish with the urban centers of the region. Maracanã, Alegria and Vila Mochel share political, historical and cultural specificities concerning their flow of knowledge and people in varied contexts. Between 2013 and 2018, thousands of houses were built in the region through the Brazilian Social Housing Program “Minha Casa Minha Vida”. This was something producing an environmental impact in the swamps, rivers and juçara forests, in addition to producing a tension in the daily lives and traditional practices of its population. This research departs from the biographies of different families living in the districts of Maracanã and from my own experiences as an eventual dweller of the region. Then, I analyze the meanings of inhabiting places where the contexts of urban development and multiple devastations are present. These meanings are taken as outcoming from expanding urbanity and an advancing world that hesitates the possibilities of inter-knowledge and intersubjective trust. The reflections raised by my interlocutors make it evident the fears produced through relating. The obligations they comply with the catholic saints – which are expressed in the domestic space – potentially confront the fear of an urban violence to which the districts are associated when they dynamize a constrained spatiality. After all, it’s less likely that the fear of human actions domains us when the excess of religious happiness makes us feel like we’re in a good companyItem type:Item, Toxicidade de metais: uma avaliação em níveis molecular, individual e riscos para os ecossistemas aquáticos da Amazônia(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-08) ;Gomes, Diego Ferreira ;Moreira, Raquel Aparecida ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/4388003923600701 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9392-8067Rocha, OdeteThe continuous entry of metals into aquatic ecosystems is a global reality, exacerbated in developing countries. In Brazil, especially in the North region, where most of the Legal Amazon is located, multiple pollution sources have multiplied for decades, posing risks to the aquatic biota. In this perspective, ecotoxicological studies, including the use of biomarkers, and ecological risk assessment protocols, can provide relevant information about the environmental conditions of aquatic ecosystems in this biome. Thus, the main objective of this study was to describe a new species of ostracode and assess its acute sensitivity to metallic salts (CuSO4, CdCl2, HgCl2, ZnCl2), both individually and in combination, as well as to evaluate if environmentally relevant concentrations induce oxidative stress. Finally, an ecological risk assessment protocol was conducted to examine the risks associated with exposure to these metals. Individuals of the species Strandesia rondoniensis used in this study were collected in the Natural Park of Porto Velho, in the Amazon region (state of Rondônia, Brazil), acclimatized, and cultured in laboratory. The growth and reproduction rates of eleven adult individuals of S. rondoniensis were analyzed. The ecotoxicological evaluation involved the simultaneous exposure to each metal individually and in a mixture, through a factorial design for toxicity with 25 different combinations over 48 hours. For the ecological risk assessment, concentrations of metals measured in the waters of various aquatic environments in the Amazon basin were considered based on the risk quotient values. Furthermore, investigations into the responses of biomarkers (Reduced Glutathione – GSH, Lipoperoxides – LPO, Metallothionein – MT, Superoxide Dismutase – SOD, and DNA Strandbreak) were conducted for all metals. The results of taxonomic identification of the species showed a high morphological resemblance to Neostrandesia striata and Bradleytriebella lineata, even though the new species belongs to Strandesia genus, indicating evolutionary convergence. Life cycle analysis showed that individuals of S. rondoniensis exhibit rapid growth and high reproductive rates, favoring their use in laboratory studies. The ecotoxicological results indicated that the toxicity gradient of metals was Cd > Hg > Cu > Zn. Toxicity in the mixture showed that the combination of Cu-Cd and Cu-Zn fit the model better (CA), indicating primarily synergism when copper predominated in the mixture. Meanwhile, the Cu-Hg interaction fit the model better (IA), again indicating synergism when copper was at a higher concentration. The survey conducted in this study shows that, although metal concentrations in the water were generally low, these values were well above the limits established by current national legislation in many areas, showing higher concentrations for the metals Co, Pb, Cr, Cu, and Ni. Concentrations of Mn, Cu, Ba, Pb, Co, Ni, Cr, Zn, Cd, and As were particularly high in sediment for various evaluated environments. Ecological risk assessment for the water compartment revealed that 56% of the studied areas presented a high risk (RQ>1) for aquatic biota. In sediment, 66% of the locations showed high risk and 40% medium risk (RQ = 0.1-1). The contamination factor indicated that 49% of the sampling points showed high contamination, and only 24% showed low contamination. Furthermore, sublethal exposures showed that the antioxidant and detoxification system (SOD, GSH and MT) were activated by exposure to metals; however, not enough to contain oxidative damage; thus, increasing LPO levels, resulting in DNA breakage. Therefore, the continuous contamination of aquatic ecosystems in the Amazon region represents a concerning threat to aquatic biota, as the concentrations found in our study are considerably above tolerance limits for many species, especially for the ostracode S. rondoniensis used in this study.Item type:Item, Síntese de derivados indólicos e avaliação frente ao Plasmodium falciparum(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-08) ;Januário, Marcelo Augusto Pereira ;Corrêa, Arlene Gonçalves ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/7425467156776144 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4247-2228https://lattes.cnpq.br/3346840663135691Malaria is an infectious disease that leads to an acute, life-threatening condition. It is caused by protozoa of the genus Plasmodium and transmitted by the bite of female mosquitoes of the genus Anopheles. N-heterocycles are common in pharmaceutical industry, such as the indole nucleus, present in several drugs and occupying a notable position with respect to the generation of new antimalarial agents. Indole derivatives functionalized at the C-2 position are among the most active compounds against P. falciparum. C-H activation protocols at C-2 of indole with electron withdrawing groups have been widely studied and, through them, direct functionalization of the ring is achieved without the use of drastic reaction conditions. Nitrocompounds are a window of opportunity in organic synthesis and enable rapid access, for example, to amines via reduction, which can be trapped in situ to lead to functionalized products in a one pot fashion, a strategy commonly applied in the synthesis of Ugi adducts. This work aimed to synthesize 2-nitroalkylindoles through the development of a protocol for alkylation of indole at C-2 with nitrostyrenes via C-H activation and subsequent synthetic modification - Ugi reduction and condensation - of the nitro derivatives for the synthesis of peptidomimetics, towards the search for active compounds against the 3D7 strain of P. falciparum. Regarding the C-H activation reaction, a method was developed for the synthesis of (2-(2-nitro-1-phenylethyl)-1H-indol-1-l)(pyrrolidin-1-yl)methanones, catalysed by Rh( III), obtaining a total of 18 compounds, with yields between 39 and 80%. Next, the reduction of nitroalkylindoles to the corresponding amines was studied. Once the optimal condition for reduction was found, studies of the Ugi reaction began, which culminated in the synthesis of 14 compounds, with overall yields between 22 and 71%. Finally, the antiplasmodial activity of the synthesized compounds was performed against P. falciparum, and promising results were obtained with the peptidomimetics, motivating the synthesis of new adducts to contribute with the structure-activity relationship studies. Based on the skeleton of the most active compound, twenty-one compounds were prepared in 37 - 94% yield.Item type:Item, "Precisa ter gente!" Uma análise do MST e das crianças Sem Terrinha(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-08) ;Rudi, Luciana de Matos ;Cohn, Clarice ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/1714080901123094 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5446-7891https://lattes.cnpq.br/0683360221239571This doctoral thesis aims to present the conception of childhood and children within the Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra – MST, based on the formulations made by the Movement itself, as well as the reflections of the "Sem Terrinha" children. The manner in which they engage with this conception, as well as the physical, symbolic, and political space they occupy within the organization, are elements discussed in this study. To achieve this, two “Encontros das Crianças Sem Terrinha" (Gatherings of the Sem Terrinha" children) were ethnographically studied, and educational documents and programs created by and for them were analyzed. This includes live broadcasts and programs, especially during the [voluntary] isolation periods of the pandemic, where ethnography was predominantly virtual. Furthermore, the thesis establishes a connection between the actions of the children and the broader initiatives undertaken by the MST in the struggle for land through popular agrarian reform, political agenda setting, and proposals to postpone the end of the world by creating a new world, with agroecology as a foundational national project. In this sense, the "Sem Terrinha" children emerge as significant agents of change, actively participating alongside the Landless Workers on various fronts.Item type:Item, Estratégias preventivas de eventos adversos com medicamentos potencialmente perigosos em hospitais: uma revisão de escopo(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-08) ;Santos, Geovana Oliveira Anschau dos ;Zem-Mascarenhas, Silvia Helena ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/0185144417072417 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7753-6725https://lattes.cnpq.br/7068345126847973Potentially Hazardous Medications, also known as high-alert medications, are considered to have an increased risk of causing significant harm to patients through adverse events. The multidisciplinary healthcare team plays a substantial role in risk management and the development of effective strategies to prevent these adverse events. Objective: To map the scientific production on the use of strategies to prevent adverse events with Potentially Hazardous Medications by multidisciplinary teams in hospitals. Method: This is a Scoping Review guided by the recommendations of the Joanna Briggs Institute and the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses extension for Scoping Reviews. Searches were conducted from November 2023 to January 2024 in the following databases: Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature; Latin American and Caribbean Health Sciences Literature; PubMed/Medline; Scopus. Grey literature included the analysis of dissertations and theses published in the Capes Theses and Dissertations Portal and EBSCO Open Dissertations. Results: Initially, a total of 1,687 studies were identified, but only 14 studies were included in the review. After reading and extracting data, contents were grouped based on their similarities and differences, resulting in three categories: Potentially Hazardous Medications risk management; Healthcare professionals' knowledge deficit about Potentially Hazardous Medications; Strategies in preventing adverse events with Potentially Hazardous Medications. Conclusion: This scoping review mapped the use of preventive strategies for adverse events with Potentially Hazardous Medications by multidisciplinary teams in hospitals. In summary, the reviewed studies indicate that a multifaceted approach involving pharmaceutical intervention, patient safety committees, the use of technologies, standardized classification, the establishment of barriers and alerts, and continuous professional training are the most effective strategies in preventing adverse events related to Potentially Hazardous Medications.Item type:Item, Educação empreendedora em um plano de negócios: experiência no ensino fundamental II(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-08) ;Silva, Conrado Valdovando da ;Salvador, José Antonio ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/2487171069472158 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3217-5035https://lattes.cnpq.br/7861140400209619In this project, we conceived, executed, and analyzed a didactic sequence that integrated various methodological approaches, notably the use of digital technologies and problem-solving. Our aim was to explore themes of educational entrepreneurship and financial education, as well as fundamental mathematical concepts such as fractions and percentages. With meticulous planning, we designed activities that established strong connections between entrepreneurship, financial education, and the relevant mathematical concepts involved. The core of this planning was to emphasize the practical application of these abstract concepts, so they could manifest in the students' reality. With meticulous planning, we designed activities that established strong connections between entrepreneurship, financial education, and the relevant mathematical concepts involved. The core of this planning was to emphasize the practical application of these abstract concepts, so they could manifest in the students' reality.Item type:Item, Síntese de nanopartículas por métodos microfluídicos(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-11) ;Gomes, Nícolas Moreira de Carvalho ;Cordeiro, Marco Aurélio Liutheviciene ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/4787678071396324 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6287-3083https://lattes.cnpq.br/4699827186889924Obtaining micro and nanoparticles with high structural and chemical control is in great demand given the continuous need to increase the performance of a series of processes and devices. The most common processes for synthesizing nanostructures consist of bottom-up processes, especially for the synthesis of silicon dioxide (SiO2), which are among the metal oxides applied in biomedical areas. Such methods make it possible to obtain particles with monodispersed and particles with nanometric dimensions. To achieve this, the synthesis of nanoparticles must be well controlled with well-defined parameters so that the properties of the final material are not affected. One approach to increasing efficiency in obtaining particles is continuous flow synthesis, and a tool for this is the use of microfluidics, however, related research is still not properly appreciated by the materials development community, representing an area that must still be properly explored, so that synthesis protocols are well established. This work aims to investigate the production of nanostructured particles of metal oxides, especially SiO2, from a microfluidics device, correlating the experimental parameters and characteristics of the device. Initially, the microreactor was obtained using a do-it-yourself (DIY) approach using more accessible materials than the traditional methodology, with the architecture designed in CAD. Subsequently, the influence of the concentration of precursors, from the same stock solutions, and the increase in the flow of reagents inserted into the microfluidics system was investigated. Finally, it was possible to observe particles with an average size between 78 and 118 nm and with low dispersion, much smaller than when obtained by the traditional batch method.Item type:Item, Estudos do reaproveitamento térmico do bagaço de laranja: secagem em leito de jorro modificado e peletização(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-11) ;Pinto, Guilherme Henrique Alves ;Freire, José Teixeira ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/2270677706718167 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8412-6801Freire, Fábio BentesThe use of biomass as an alternative source of renewable energy has been gaining ground and leading to innovations in the production sector, seeking to support sustainable development and dispose of waste that was previously discarded. Brazil stands out as one of the world's leading producers of oranges, being the largest exporter of juice. Orange pomace, an abundant by-product with largely untapped potential as a biofuel, requires technical improvements to render its use viable. The present work aimed to evaluate the drying of orange pomace in a spouted bed to obtain dry biomass for pelletization. This evaluation involved studying the influence of a CaO mixture combined with pressing as pre-treatment, assessing the fluid dynamics in both the conventional spouted bed (LJC) and the spouted bed with mechanical agitation (LJMM) equipped with inclined blades, with variations in the bed's static height. Drying experiments were conducted in the LJMM, altering air temperature from 40 to 80 °C and air flow from 1 to 5 times the minimum spout velocity. These variations were analyzed for their impact on drying time and the quality of the resulting pellets. The obtained dry biomass underwent pelletization using three distinct strategies to enhance its physical and mechanical properties: particle size reduction, inclusion of binders, and torrefaction. The pellets were subjected to characterization tests measuring durability, impact resistance, density, water absorption, as well as aging properties such as changes in color, density, and humidity over time. The addition of quicklime with pressing removed 31.7% of the initial moisture from the bagasse, facilitating some movement in the LJC. However, the process faced instability due to biomass cohesion. Mechanical agitation proved essential in enhancing operational stability by agitating the entire bed, increasing stability, and eliminating fines carryover, up to 11.65% for LJC, allowing for a bed height of 27 cm, higher than the maximum 21.1 cm for LJC. Fluid dynamics analysis for the LJMM indicated an increase in pressure drop with rising bed height, while this correlation was absent for the minimum operating speed. This suggested that agitation primarily facilitated particle motion and air movement expanded the bed. The LJMM's operating air velocity was measured at 1.10±0.14 m/s, significantly lower (90%) compared to the minimum spout velocity required for a 21.12 cm height (11.11 m/s). During biomass drying, saturation of moisture in the gas stream at the LJMM exit highlighted efficient energy utilization, signifying an adequate airflow supplied to the system. Temperature and drying air flow showed no significant influence on pellet properties. Pellets produced from dried bagasse failed to attain desired physical and mechanical properties, necessitating particle size reduction to eliminate predetermined fragility points due to coarse particles. Strategies involving the addition of solid carbohydrates and mixing with coffee grounds altered pellet mechanical properties but fell short of achieving desirable values. Torrefaction imparted some hydrophobicity to the biomass, ensuring adequate water absorption, albeit resulting in fragile pellets. The addition of molasses enhanced pellet density and strength, but pellets expanded during a 30-day storage period. However, the addition of pure water or gelatinized starch produced resilient pellets, exhibiting high durability and impact resistance, maintaining structural integrity even after storage. These pellets also met the density threshold of 1200 kg/m³ with minimal color variation. These outcomes underscored the significance of moisture as a binding agent, allowing for the integration of drying and pelletization, ensuring an economically and operationally viable process.Item type:Item, Planificação de superfícies poliédricas no cálculo de distâncias(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-11) ;Rosa, Marcus Vinícius Fontes de Aquino ;Massago, Sadao ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/1915704875970931https://lattes.cnpq.br/8153087447730131This work proposes the calculation of the length of the shortest possible trajectory connecting two points on the surface of a straight rectangular parallelepiped. One of the points belongs to a face and the other belongs to another face, adjacent to the first. The initial step of the solution is to identify the minimum trajectory, that is, to know exactly where it passes, and the other is to obtain its measurement. To identify the trajectory, a plan is carried out, so that the two adjacent faces are contained in the same plane. As a resource for calculating the length of this trajectory, this work suggests the Pythagorean Theorem or the Similarity of Triangles as a tool. A mathematical modeling of this problem will be proposed by calculating the shortest length of a conduit running from a lamp on a room's ceiling to the lamp switch on one of the room's walls. The concepts of Plane and Spatial Geometries accessed in the consideration and resolution of the problem are considered and presented, which serves as motivation for teaching and learning such concepts. Other similar situations will be suggested, such as, for example, the measurement of a minimum trajectory traveled on the lateral surface of a straight cylinder.Item type:Item, Análise de agrupamentos para dados espectrais(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-11) ;Silva, João Pedro Alvarenga Ramos da ;Souza, Camila Pedroso Estevam de ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/7665731855194346 ;Andrade Filho, Mario de Castrohttps://lattes.cnpq.br/6518161034709249Spectroscopy is the study that uses techniques to measure the spectrum of electromagnetic radiation, including visible light and radiofrequency, where we search for information such as chemical composition, temperature, density, mass, distance, luminosity, and relative motion using displacement measurements. In the case of Raman spectroscopy, we use a light diffusion process to obtain additional information about vibrations that increase the understanding of the fundamental molecular structure. These methodologies provide a diversity of data, which will be modeled and analyzed using statistical and machine learning techniques. The spectroscopy data show high dimensionality and a strong presence of outliers that cause difficulties in clustering due to false positives in discovering new clusters. For the study, a review of the literature on methods for grouping spectroscopy data that do not vary with time will be made. Thus, comparing models with the existing ones, and applying it to real data and simulated data.Item type:Item, Qualidade de vida, autoeficácia e autoestima de gestantes de baixo risco(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-11) ;Mazziero, Patricia Fernanda Evaristo ;Salim, Natália Rejane ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/1116654985699024 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7744-8274Napoleão, Anamaria AlvesPregnancy is a period of intense changes for women, both in their body and in their lives, involving significant physical and hormonal changes. Even in low-risk pregnancies, changes are observed that can impact the quality of life of pregnant women and affect their health and that of the newborn. The way pregnant women experience these changes has repercussions on the formation of their maternity and on their relationship with their child. The self-esteem of the pregnant woman is pointed out in the literature as one of the important factors for bonding with the child, self-efficacy can favor the development of skills and contribute to coping with the alterations. Objective: To evaluate the quality of life of low-risk pregnant women and associations with self-efficacy and self-esteem. Method: This is a descriptive, cross-sectional study with a quantitative approach. It was developed in the city of Mococa-SP, in the primary care services of the municipal health network. The sample consisted of 135 pregnant women at different gestational stages. Pregnant women over 18 years of age and involved in active prenatal care were included. The study was approved by the Human Research Ethics Committee of UFSCar. All ethical principles established in CONEP Resolution No. 510 of April 7, 2016 were followed. The collection period was from July to October 2023. Results: Pregnant women had high levels of general quality of life and satisfaction with health, high levels of self-efficacy and unsatisfactory self-esteem occurred in a high percentage (81%). There was an association with quality of life and self-efficacy (p<0.005) and with sociodemographic and clinical data (p<0.05) in the physical, social relationship and environment domains. There was no association between self-esteem and self-efficacy (p=0.40). Conclusion: Pregnant women in general had adequate levels of quality of life and were satisfied with their health. They also had high self-efficacy, but decreased self-esteem. There are sociodemographic and clinical factors such as being black, having previous abortions, previous vaginal births, previous pregnancies, and having several people living in the house that were associated with certain domains for worse quality of life. The present study may contribute to clinical practice, since it points to the possibility of care focused on the specific needs of this population that go beyond the physical scope. It is suggested that new studies on quality of life, self-efficacy and self-esteem in pregnant women should be carried out, given the scarcity of studies that investigated these variables together and given the relevance of a greater understanding of the factors that influence them, which may favor the production of more robust data and contribute to the quality of care for pregnant women.Item type:Item, Modelos para a estimativa de propriedades elásticas em materiais compósitos sanduíche de núcleo honeycomb submetidos à flexão(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-12) ;Arroyo, Felipe Nascimento ;Pereira Junior, Wanderlei Malaquias ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/2268506213083114 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0002-7404-3666Christoforo, André LuisDue to their good mechanical performance combined with a low specific weight, sandwich composite materials have been applied in various situations, especially those with a discontinuous honeycomb core geometry, which has motivated the development of research into new materials, which naturally involves the manufacturing route and subsequent characterization. Na flexão, o conhecimento do módulo de elasticidade e da rigidez à flexão do compósito são de fundamental importância para o projeto estrutural, propriedades essas que podem ser determinadas experimentalmente ou estimadas por meio de modelos matemáticos. In the estimation of elastic properties, the ASTM D7250 (2020) standard, for reasons of design safety, disregards the core's influence in the estimation (transformed section method) of bending stiffness. With the aid of structural modeling using the finite element method and statistical analysis, the main objective of this research is to propose equations for estimating the modulus of elasticity and bending stiffness of honeycomb sandwich composites, as well as estimating bending stresses (tension and compression) under service conditions (small displacements - service limit state). After validating the modeling and parametric study (1944 simulations at three and four points, obtaining 972 different results), it was possible to develop new equations with provisions (i.e., R² greater than 0% and, in some cases, greater than 70%) better than the existing equations in the literature (i.e., R² equal to 0%).Item type:Item, Território, Paisagem e Fragmento: análise multiescalar das dinâmicas de supressão regular e irregular de vegetação nativa no estado de São Paulo(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-12) ;Gavioli, Felipe Rosafa ;Molin, Paulo Guilherme ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/1529819650942373 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4587-935Xhttps://lattes.cnpq.br/6986957391734201Combating illegal deforestation is a priority for society and governments, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and conserve biodiversity. Command and control actions take place in a complex manner and are carried out by environmental licensing entities within an institutional arrangement that encompasses a broad legislative apparatus for the protection of native vegetation remnants. One of the aspects of this protective apparatus is the rule established for the regular suppression of vegetation, which, however, is little studied. Knowing the characteristics of the legal suppression of native vegetation can help identify problems and propose improvements in the fiscalization and licensing ecosystem. The present study is part of this context and evaluated the dynamics of regular and irregular suppression in the state of São Paulo between 2009 and 2020, using a multi-scale approach. First, we analyze the processes of regular suppression, fiscalized irregular suppression, unfiscalized irregular suppression and regeneration of native vegetation in the territory of São Paulo, considering a municipal scale, and exploring the factors that induce these processes, using geographic data processing and multiple linear regressions. We found that legal suppression of native vegetation in the state corresponded to only 1.31% of the total suppressed between 2009 and 2020, and fiscalized suppression accounted for 11.14% of the total, meaning that 87.55% of the area of suppressed native vegetation is illegal and not fiscalized. The predominant dynamic in the state is the net regeneration of native vegetation, with 229 thousand hectares regenerated during the study period. The Cerrado presented a more worrying situation of illegal suppression, which reached around 3% of the biome's area in the state during the period studied. Regular suppression is linked to the urban-industrial development of municipalities, while unfiscalized irregular suppression is linked to the availability of road access, gentle slopes and warmer locations. The irregular suppression monitored was related to the percentage of native vegetation coverage in the municipalities and the extension of the municipalities. Then, the study focused on the regular suppressions through Authorizations for the Suppression of Native Vegetation (ASVs), analyzing the insertion of those ASVs in a landscape, considered as a radius buffer surrounding the coordinate point of the ASV. Geospatial and statistical analyzes were carried out on a landscape scale. The regular suppression of native vegetation in São Paulo is marked by small areas, of vegetation in pioneer and initial stages of regeneration, and for urban, agricultural and public works purposes. From a geographical point of view, regular suppression is concentrated in the São Paulo macro-metropolis region. Was identified an important relationship between landscape attributes and the regeneration stage of the ASV vegetation, with earlier stages occurring in more anthropic landscapes, better served by road access and with lower slopes. Based on the results obtained, improvements are suggested in government actions to combat illegal deforestation, as well as point out proposals for future studies. The results obtained can help in understanding the drivers of native vegetation suppression in the state, which contributes to the constant improvement of public forest management, management and conservation policies.Item type:Item, Escola e escolares: a pandemia da Covid-19 pela perspectiva de educadoras e educadores da rede pública de Rio Claro – SP(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-12) ;Morais, Nattany Ribeiro de ;Matsukura, Thelma Simões ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/5611215381682164 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3812-3893https://lattes.cnpq.br/0093134134165417The COVID-19 pandemic has had extensive impacts on various spheres of society, including health, economy, education and daily routines. The education sector, in turn, faced significant challenges during the pandemic period, such as the total suspension of classes, the distancing of the population from the school environment for a long period, the lack of articulation from the Ministry of Education, the differences regional areas and scarce material and human resources, especially in the public sphere. Some studies indicated that during the period of social isolation, schoolchildren had impacts on their mental health, such as fear of contamination, frustration and irritability. Other dimensions verified, among the impacts generated by social isolation, included domestic violence, parents' difficulty in supervising their children and worsening social vulnerability. Teachers, who were already facing devaluing speeches on a daily basis, were also impacted in their personal and professional lives, and were thrown into a narrative that called on them to make profound changes in the way of being, thinking and conducting their teaching practices. National studies, although understandably carried out, for the most part, through devices connected to the internet, focused on aspects related to the possible impacts generated by the pandemic, with students as the main focus and, considering in particular, the period of greater social isolation. The results indicated the vulnerability to which both students and teachers would be exposed and highlighted the importance of continuing and deepening investigations throughout the pandemic context. The present study aimed to understand the socio-emotional conditions of public elementary school students and teachers throughout the pandemic, from the perspective of educators in a medium-sized municipality in the state of São Paulo. This is an exploratory study with a qualitative approach, which involved the participation of sixteen elementary school teachers from the public school system in a medium-sized municipality in the state of São Paulo. To collect data, a semi-structured interview guide was used that covered everything from different moments of the pandemic that had implications on the school routine to the resumption of in-person teaching. The interviews completed by the participants were transcribed and analyzed using the Collective Subject Discourse method. From the teachers' perspective, the results revealed the impacts of the pandemic on the daily lives of students and their families throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting the increase in some vulnerabilities such as, for example, unemployment, loss of loved ones dear greater exposure of children to situations of domestic violence, and also, losses in learning, delays in socio-emotional development, among others, were observed. The relevance of the place and the role of teachers and school in the lives of students was revealed beyond the aspects already widely known, with emphasis on the teachers' acute sensitivity and recognition of the students' reality; relationships of affection, care and attention; sharing and different demands entrusted by students and/or family members to teachers, among others. In relation to the teachers themselves and their experiences and challenges throughout the pandemic, the study revealed that the abrupt break in contact impacted the mental health of the interviewees by requiring them to adapt to new technologies and increasing work overload, resulting from the preparation of materials, and the requirement of support for students and families. Furthermore, teachers were the target of criticism, demands and, at times, unfairly blamed. The profound impact of the pandemic on the experiences of students and educators, emphasizing the protective role of the school, was highlighted. The need for support, training and effective strategies to deal with the complexities imposed by the pandemic in the educational context is discussed. The gap in listening to teachers was highlighted, highlighting the importance of listening to them in person at such a delicate time.Item type:Item, Nanofibras de poli(álcool vinílico) e zeína incorporadas com micronutriente para revestimento de sementes(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-13) ;Natarelli, Caio Vinicius Lima ;Oliveira, Juliano Elvis de ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/4990968421738051 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9570-8308Marconcini, José ManoelThe development of seed coatings with a controlled release of micronutrients is extremely important for sustainable and precision agriculture. However, the selection of suitable materials for this purpose represents a challenge, given the complexity in processing immiscible or partially miscible polymers. Techniques for producing nanofibers, such as solution blow spinning, emerge as alternatives for the production of these materials. In this context, the present study aimed to produce nanofibers from poly(vinyl alcohol) (PVA) and zein, two immiscible polymers, and characterize them. In addition to producing nanofibers with incorporated zinc, a micronutrient, so that they act as a coating capable of releasing micronutrients during plant germination and growth. Nanofiber mats were obtained from polymeric solutions with different proportions of PVA and zein, obtaining materials with properties dependent on their formulation. The surface properties of the mats were significantly changed by increasing the zein content (> 37.5%), changing the surface hydrophilicity to hydrophobicity. This increase also reduced the erosion capacity of the nanofibers, while fungal susceptibility was increased. However, the high porosity of the mats (> 80%) provided high permeability to water vapor. With encapsulation efficiency greater than 90%, nanofiber mats incorporated with zinc were produced with a two-step release profile, a rapid initial release followed by a slow release, associated with the zinc reservoir in the nanofibers. Due to their biodegradability, nanofibers were applied as a seed coating, which were subsequently subjected to germination testing. With this, it was confirmed that the released zinc was absorbed by the seedlings, acting as a fertilizer to aid plant growth. Therefore, it can be concluded that PVA and zein nanofibers are a promising material and can be used in several applications, including the proposed one.Item type:Item, A historicidade biológica da cor da pele dos seres humanos(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-13) ;Campos, Vitória Emanoely Castro ;Silva, Mariana Martha de Cerqueira Silva ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/6083262350667325 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3445-7271https://lattes.cnpq.br/9714683481442492Skin color is one of the most notable physical characteristics in individuals, and is often used to create stereotypes of inferiority, reinforcing prejudices and racism. According to the Demographic Census carried out by IBGE, in 2022, considering the race-color aspect, 45.30% of Brazilians declare themselves mixed race and 10.20% declare themselves black. The black population (the sum of browns and blacks) therefore represents 55.50% of Brazilians. Understanding the history and biology of different skin tones, as well as the ancient civilizations that preceded us, is of fundamental importance for breaking paradigms created based on certain phenotypes. Observing the absence of discussion of ethnic-racial relations in Biological Sciences disciplines, the present work aims to discuss the contributions of human evolution studies to the understanding of the biological historicity that explains the skin color of human beings. As a result, an informative booklet was produced on this topic, to scientifically disseminate the content to, mainly, young audiences. In order to collaborate with an anti-racist education perspective, the objective is that such knowledge becomes curricular content in Basic Education schools and Higher Education courses.Item type:Item, Os valores presentes na educação sexual do ensino de ciências das escolas paulistas: possibilidades a partir de uma ótica freireana(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-14) ;Castro, Rafael Borba de ;Silva, Antonio Fernando Gouvêa da ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/9621931288117213https://lattes.cnpq.br/2005109500506193The validity of what is worthy and natural to be taught and learned, in the family, at school and in the most diverse spaces through which most people go through life, has a history. Which will be told in this work, which seeks to understand how the teaching practice of Science Education teachers select or fail to select content about Sexual Education, denouncing how sexual violence and the practice of Closet Pedagogy, historically establishes the ground the school is a space reserved for the expression of the sexuality of a few. These few find in a false idea of belonging the right to monitor, punish and abstain from sexual violence. The naturalization of this violence is a reflection of a society that organizes itself with the purpose of subjugating social, political and sexual minorities in Brazil. Public policies aimed at the field of education corroborate the problems surrounding the theme of Sexual Education, such as the Curriculum Paulista, which presents itself as an impartial and neutral document, which ends up giving positive signs for the reproduction of this violence. In this way, we try to look at the relationship between the commodification of life, education and sexuality in relation to the advancement of capitalism. In this way, in a collective way, the participation of teachers, through semi-structured interviews, Critical Discourse Analysis, having as a guide the ideals of Paulo Freire and other Marxist thinkers, this discussion is constructed, aiming, after the denunciation displayed here , announce: is it possible to build an Emancipatory Sexual Education, which takes into account the existence of subjects beyond a Eurocentric framework?Item type:Item, Estimativa do módulo de elasticidade transversal para madeiras de espécies nativas via ensaios de flexão estática(Universidade Federal de São Carlos, 2024-03-14) ;Aguiar, Fabricio da Silva ;Lahr, Francisco Antonio Rocco ;https://lattes.cnpq.br/2333091200416653 ;https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3510-8498Christoforo, André LuisWood has been playing a key role in civil construction due to its structural and, especially, sustainable properties. The transverse elasticity modulus (G) is an important elastic property for the proper analysis and dimensioning of structural components. However, its determination for native wood species in Brazil lacks a standardized experimental test. Faced with this gap, this study addresses the estimation of the shear modulus (G) for tropical woods through static bending tests. For this purpose, the influence of deformations due to shear forces on the deflection of beam elements was investigated, as well as the comparison of using static bending tests at three and four points in estimating the longitudinal and transverse elasticity modulus. Six different native species were employed in the study: Pequiá (Caryocar villosum), Marupá (Simarouba amara), Cupiúba (Goupia glabra), Sapucaia (Lecythis spp.), Tatajuba (Bagassa guianensis), and Roxinho (Peltogyne spp.), and the tests were conducted according to three standards (ABNT NBR 7190-3:2022, ISO/FDIS 13910:2014, and BS EN 408:2010). The results showed that for the ratio between span and cross-sectional height equal to or less than 18, deformations due to shearing significantly influence the calculation of the longitudinal elasticity modulus (E). Furthermore, the three-point static bending test proved more suitable for estimating G. The ratio between longitudinal and transverse elasticity modulus varied from G=E/5 to G=E/18, diverging from the Brazilian standard results.