Fernanda Jamel Email & Phone Number

Cambridge, Ma, Us

Research project supervised by Dr. Milena Popovic, regarding RNA-mineral interactions and its implications to the origin of life on Earth and beyond

São Paulo, Brazil

Investigation of carbonate precipitation induced by bacteria regarding the biogenicity of minerals. The assessment of mineral biosignatures can contribute to studies of the evolution of life on Earth and to help investigate if life has ever started in other planetary bodies. This project aims to support biogenic mineral databases and to help improve life-detection protocols and techniques for the astrobiology and geobiology scientific community.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States

Doing part of my PhD research in the Experimental Geobiology Lab supervised by Dr. Tanja Bosak (Department of Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences). My work aims to support the comprehension of co-evolution of life on Earth and potentially applying in the search for biosignatures on Mars. This research includes testing the microbial precipitation of carbonate minerals in hypersaline conditions in order to identify and characterize mineral phases, precipitate morphologies and chemical composition.

Development of a microfluidic platform for biological experiments in space environments (microgravity), aiming to contributing to applications in space exploration and scientific and technological development on Earth.

Interactions between mineral surfaces and organic molecules are thought to have played key roles in the emergence of life. Mineral surfaces have been shown to adsorb, concentrate, protect, and oligomerize ribonucleic acids (RNA). But little is known about the sequence and structure dependence of RNA-mineral interactions. We will analyze data sets from high-throughput sequencing of RNA populations exposed to redox-active minerals.

Rio De Janeiro, Brasil

Global patterns of endophytic bacteria - a bioinformatics approachPIBIC-CNPq Grant

Rio De Janeiro, Brasil

Multi-kingdom impact of fertilizer and bioinoculants over the rhizosphere of Eucalyptus urograndis

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Assembly of a BMC (Beneficial Microorganisms for Corals) consortium of Mussismilia hispida and the role of hydroxyectoine in protecting zooxanthellae from thermal stressPIBIC-CNPq Grant

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

The role of RpP62 during embryogenesis and ovogenesis of the vector insect Rhodnius prolixus

Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

The evolution of Vaccinia Virus

Niterói, Rio De Janeiro, Brasil

Execution of bipartite graph pairing applications on high performance computing platforms

Visiting Phd Student, Geomicrobiology

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Microbiology, General

Licenciatura, Ciências Biológicas

Iniciação Científica, Parallel Computing

Activities and Societies: 28th International Symposium on Computer Architecture and High Performance Computing (SBAC-PAD 2016) JAMEL, F..