Professor Position in the Department of Material Physics and Mechanics
The Department of Material Physics and Mechanics is announcing the opening of applications for the selection process aimed at hiring a Doctor Professor for a fixed-term position. This is an excellent opportunity for qualified professionals in the Condensed Matter Physics to join a renowed institution and contribute to top - tier teaching and research.

Featured Article in Advanced Optical Materials
Professor Danilo Mustafa is on the cover of Volume 13 / Feb 2025
We are pleased to announce that the article titled "In Situ and Ex Situ Luminescence Investigation of Rare Earth Layered Double Hydroxides Intercalated with Mellitate Anion", co-authored by Prof. Danilo Mustafa, has been selected as one of the covers of the latest issue of the Advanced Optical Materials journal. This significant achievement highlights the innovative work carried out by the team of researchers, reinforcing their reputation for excellence in the field of advanced optical materials research.

Innovations in 2D Materials: Controlling Terahertz Waves with Natural Minerals
A new research study led by the team of Prof. Felix Hernandez from the FMT/IFUSP has been recently published.
This new study addresses "Vibrations in Minerals Control the Polarization of Terahertz Waves", co-authored by Prof. Felix, and explores new frontiers in material science. The team continues to excel in leading-edge research, expanding our understanding of material properties.
Seminar: Halogenated Perovskites and Quantum Halides
Exploring Materials with Extraordinary Properties
The Department of Materials and Mechanics Physics invites everyone to an unmissable seminar delivered by Prof. Jorge Mario Osorio Guillén from Universidad de Antioquia, Colombia. This event, organized at the invitation of Prof. Gustavo Dalpian, promises to open new perspectives on revolutionary materials.
Event Details:
- Date: April 14th, Monday
- Time: 4 PM
- Location: José Roberto Leite Seminar Room, Alessandro Volta Building, room 110
Prof. Jorge Mario Osorio Guillén