O Edmond and Lily Safra International Institute of Neurosciences, from the Santos Dumont Institute (IIN-ELS/ISD), publishes the list of approved candidates in the 2021.1 selection process, for the 15th class of Master's in Neuroengineering.
The course is the first and only one in Brazil recommended by Capes in this area of knowledge – and lasts up to two years.
In the 2021.1 selection, 45 candidates from different states and areas of activity applied. Thirteen of these were approved.
Check out the video prepared by the veterans of the Postgraduate Program below, with the names of those approved at the end. (Erratum: Master's student Cláudio Mendes, who is among those approved in the selection, has Unifavip as his home institution and not UFPE as incorrectly stated in the video).
VACANCIES FILLED
The number of vacancies filled in the selection process was higher than originally expected – 10 – which is in accordance with the rule of the notice according to which the selection committee has the right to approve more or fewer students, depending on the result of the technical evaluation of the candidates and suitability of the research projects.
Among those approved in the selection process are students from Rio Grande do Norte, but also from other states such as Paraíba, Pernambuco, Pará, São Paulo, Paraná and Espírito Santo. For the professor and coordinator of the program, Fabrício Brasil, the attraction of students from most regions of Brazil is a result of the growing visibility of ISD's postgraduate program.
“This movement of interest from students from various states has been happening for some time in our selections. This means that we have done a good job of publicizing the program in recent years, and have increasingly participated in events, conferences, seminars and activities that make us better known. Many of the students also said in interviews that they had received recommendations from teachers, so I am sure that this exchange will be very good,” he said.
Among the 13 approved, three are graduates of another ISD postgraduate program: the Multiprofessional Residency in Healthcare for People with Disabilities, which works in an integrated manner with the Master's in Neuroengineering.
Below, see those who passed and the standardized grades they achieved, in order of classification – that is, the grades calculated taking the highest on the list as the conversion factor):
APPROVED SELECTION 2021.1
- Gabriel Henrique Albuquerque Lins Standardized Grade: 10.00
Graduation: Biomedicine / UFPE
- Nancy Sotero Silva Standardized Grade: 9.84
Graduation: Speech Therapy / UFPB
- Monica D'Alma Costa Santos Standardized Grade: 9.75
Graduation: Medicine / FAMEPP
- Tainá dos Santos Rego Standardized Grade: 9.62
Graduation: Biomedical Engineering / UFPA
- Claudio Jose Mendes Junior Standardized Grade: 9.27
Graduation: Biomedicine / Unifavip
- Bruno Henrique and Silva Bezerra Standardized Grade: 9.22
Graduation: Physiotherapy / UFRN
- Sayonara Pereira da Silva Standardized Grade: 9.08
Graduation: Psychology / UFPB
- Luiz Henrique Bertucci Borges Standardized Grade: 9.02
Degree: Electrical Engineering / POSITIVO
- Pedro Sales Lima de Carvalho Standardized Grade: 8.95
Graduation: Medicine / UFRN
- Luana Cecília Farache Lemos Leal Standardized Grade: 8.92
Graduation: Physiotherapy / UFRN
- Erika Maria Garcia Cerqueira Standardized Grade: 8.35
Graduation: S&T / UFRN
- Raquel Emanuela de Medeiros Standardized Grade: 8.13
Graduation: Biomedicine / UnP
- Drielle Viana Vieira Standardized Grade: 7.25
Degree: Biomedical Engineering / UCL
NEXT STEPS
Successful candidates must pre-register from February 5 to 12, 2021, by completing the following electronic form: https://forms.gle/eDFRYDb4bFYh91Et6.
Click here to access the full selection process notice.
Academic activities are scheduled to begin on March 1st and classes must temporarily continue remotely due to the pandemic.
SERVICE
Questions can be clarified by the Academic Secretariat, in the following ways:
E-mail: pgiinels@isd.org.br;
Telephone: (84) 99127-6085 (Monday to Friday, from 8am to 12pm or from 1pm to 5pm – Rio Grande do Norte local time).
Text: Kamila Tuenia / Journalism Intern / Ascom – ISD
Edition: Renata Moura / Journalist / Ascom – ISD
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Santos Dumont Institute (ISD)
It is a Social Organization linked to the Ministry of Education (MEC) and includes the Edmond and Lily Safra International Institute of Neurosciences and the Anita Garibaldi Health Education and Research Center, both in Macaíba. ISD's mission is to promote education for life, forming citizens through integrated teaching, research and extension actions, in addition to contributing to a fairer and more humane transformation of Brazilian social reality.
