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Introduction

     PPGQTA was idealized considering mainly (i) the need to have a postgraduate program in Chemistry in the extreme south of the country, (ii) the region is quite impoverished but (iii) has high technological potential and (iv) the institution's vocation is focused on coastal and oceanic ecosystems. The PPGQTA started operating in January 2007 (DOU ordinance n° 73 01/17/2007- master course) and in 2012 we started offering the doctoral course (concept 4 - so far).

     The main goal is to offer students professional training with a profile to work in teaching, research and extension in Chemistry. Postgraduate students will be able to develop consistent and priority research for the country's scientific and technological development and, particularly, for society and the environment. In addition to the disciplines traditionally offered in postgraduate courses with general training in Chemistry, such as Advanced Analytical Chemistry, Advanced Organic Chemistry, Advanced Inorganic Chemistry and Advanced Physical-Chemistry, the course offers high-level technological and environmental disciplines.

     PPGQTA allows postgraduate students to implement innovative laboratory methods, add value to renewable raw materials, develop new compounds and materials, produce on a pilot scale, develop ecofriendly analytical methods, act on quality control as well as apply certification procedures. Additionally, the students develop the skills to elaborate and execute specific, original and well-founded projects that are situated on the boundaries of knowledge and have a strategic relevance for our region and country.

     So far, PPGQTA has formed more than 130 masters and 38 doctors within the four research lines of the program, which are:

- Synthesis, Isolation, Characterization and Application of Inorganic Compounds;
- Environmental Analytical Chemistry;
- Synthesis, Isolation, Characterization of Organic Compounds applied to Biological and Technological Fields;
- Preparation, Physical-Chemical Characterization and Application of Materials and Development of Molecular Models;

     For those who are interested in taking the academic master and doctoral courses with us, the program holds two annual selections inside and outside University of Rio Grande (FURG). Our postgraduate students work in several educational institutions (national and international) and research as civil servants as well as researchers (technicians or professors).

    Feel free to browse our website and learn a little more about PPGQTA !!

O PPGQTA participou do II Workshop on Bioanalytical Chemistry

A segunda edição do Workshop on Bioanalytical Chemistry ocorreu no dia 02 de Dezembro e contou com a participação de pesquisadores internacionais da Polônia, Alemanha, Inglaterra e República Tcheca. O evento contou com palestras sobre temas relacionados às tendências na área de Química Bioanalítica com foco na determinação elementar e especiação química. O Workshop foi coordenado pela Profa. Márcia Foster Mesco e vinculado aos Programas de Pós-Graduação em Química (PPGQ-UFPel), Programa de Pós-Graduação em Bioquímica e Bioprospecção (PPGBio-UFPel), Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ciência  e Tecnologia de Alimentos (PPGCTA-UFPel) e Programa de Pós-Graduação em Química Tecnológica e Ambiental (PPGQTA-FURG) e Programa de Pós-Graduação em Química (PPGQ-UFSM).

Programação do evento

09h00 - Abertura e boas-vindas

Profa. Márcia Foster Mesko - Universidade Federal de Pelotas, Pelotas, Brasil.

09h10 - Palestra 01 – SPECIATION: Interesting cases and non-routine procedures.

Palestrante convidado: Dra. Ewa Bulska, University of Warsaw, Polônia.
 

09h35 - Palestra 02 – Development of discrete element and isotope analytical methods for sustainable transformation of society.

Palestrante convidado: Dr. Björn Mermann – Federal Institute of Hidrology, Alemanha. 

10h00 - Palestra 03 – Novel printing strategies to underpin quantitative imaging.

Palestrante convidado: Dra. Heidi Goenaga-Infante – LCG National Measurement Laboratory, Reino Unido.
 

10h25 – Coffee-break 

10h40 - Palestra   04 – Dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) plasmas for trace element analysis by atomic spectrometry: from their development to applications and mechanistic studies.

Palestrante convidado: Dr. Jan Kratzer - Czech Academy of Sciences, República Tcheca. 

11h05 - Palestra 05 – Hydride generation atomic fluorescence spectrometry – searching for minimum detection limits.

Palestrante convidado: Dr. Jirí Dedina – Czech Academy of Sciences, República Tcheca.

11h30 - Palestra 06 – Establishing laser-induced breakdown spectroscopy as a vital tool for biological and clinical applications.

Palestrante convidado: Dr. Josef Kaiser – Brno University of Technology, República Tcheca.