William Of Melo Silva
Assistant Professor
Bioprocesses and Biotechnology
Universidade Estadual Paulista
Brazil
Biography
William de Melo Silva, MD - Assistant Professor, Ph.D., of the Paulista State University in the Bioprocess and Biotechnology Department located at the Botucatu campus at the Faculty of Agronomic Sciences and Professor of the Professional Master's Degree in Biomaterials and Bioprocesses Engineering at the Unesp Campus of Araraquara. He completed his Ph.D. in Engineering and Space Technologies by the National Institute of Space Research and held a PhD at Northwestern University in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Illinois, USA. Has completed master's degree and scientific initiation and collaborations in research project. In recent years, they have published articles in Qualis A magazines in journals related to the subjects of Materials Engineering and Mechanics. He has experience in developing new materials, applying new technologies and characterizations.
Research Interest
Diamonds and Related Materials, General Purpose Specific Instrumentation in Physics, Materials Engineering and Metallurgy.
Publications
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SILVA, William de Melo ; CARNEIRO, JOSÉ RUBENS GONÇALVES; TRAVA-AIROLDI, VLADIMIR JESUS. XPS, XRD and laser raman analysis of surface modified of 6150 steel substrates for the deposition of thick and adherent diamond-like carbon coatings. Materials Research (São Carlos, Printed), v. 16, p. 603-608, 2013.
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SILVA, William de Melo ; CARNEIRO, JR; TRAVA-AIROLDI, VJ . Effect of carbonitriding temperature on the adhesion properties of diamond-like carbon coatings deposited by PECVD on austenitic stainless steel. Diamond and Related Materials, v. 42, p. 58-63, 2014.
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SILVA, William de Melo ; JESUS, LM; CARNEIRO, JR; SOUZA, PS; MARTINS, PS; TRAVA-AIROLDI, VJ . Performance of carbide tools coated with DLC in the drilling of SAE 323 aluminum alloy. Surface & Coatings Technology, p. 404-409, 2015.
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SILVA, WM ; SOUZA, PS; CARNEIRO, JR. Methods of data analysis for the ball cratering test on TiN and DLC coated steel. Materials Research (São Carlos, On-line), v. 19, p. 9/17, 2016.
