Professor at the Federal University of São Paulo
Department of Environmental Science

Fanuel Alencar Maciel Gonçalves

Fanuel is an undergraduate student in Environmental Science at the Federal University of São Paulo, with a background in Information Technology. He is currently a member of Sustentare Jr., working in Project and Quality Management, and participates in a research group focused on Applied Geophysics and Scientific Computing. His research involves quality control, processing, modeling, and inversion of geoelectrical data, exploring the integration of technology and environmental science to investigate environmental impacts.
Giulia André

Giulia is an undergraduate student in Environmental Science. Her current research focuses on investigating environmental liabilities using applied geophysics, particularly electrical resistivity tomography to identify and characterize subsurface anomalies. Driven by questions first explored through philosophy, she is interested in the connections between geosciences, physics, biology, anthropology, and society. She enjoys literature, especially Guimarães Rosa, cinema, particularly Abbas Kiarostami, exploring questions of territory and geopolitics, and, above all, walking, taking her time to enjoy a quiet moment and a guava.
Luiza Emília Sammartino ("Mila")

Mila is an undergraduate student in Environmental Science with a technical background in Environmental Studies. After discovering geosciences during college, she quickly developed a passion for the field. She is currently exploring applied geophysics through undergraduate research, drawn to its environmental, social, and economic potential. She enjoys spending time in nature, playing with her cats, watching quirky movies and TV shows, and, most importantly, being with her friends.