André da Silva

André Rodrigo da Silva is a Ph.D. candidate at the Nicolaus Copernicus Astronomical Center (CAMK) in Warsaw.

The supervisor of his doctoral work is prof. Rodolfo Henrique Silva Smiljanic.

André Rodrigo da Silva participates in the CUBES project to provide synthetic stellar spectra from a new UV spectrograph for the VLT.

The list of his publications included in the NASA ADS service can be found by clicking the link below:
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The fields of his research interest are as follow:

• artificial intelligence methods and machine learning applied to astronomy,
• metal-poor stars in the galactic halo,
• Neutron capture nucleosynthesis, in special R-process,
• data Analysis of near-UV and visible surveys,
• galactic archaeology and near-field cosmology,
• stellar populations and chemical evolution,
• near-UV and visible spectroscopy of F-/G-/K-stars,
• near-UV instruments.

Degrees:

• 2018 - Master of Science, Nuclear Technology (Environmental Radiometry) - University of São Paulo, Brasil,
• 2014 - Teaching Degree on Natural Sciences (Physics major) - Federal University of São Paulo, Brasil.