Affiliation: University of Campinas, School of Chemical Engineering and Federal University of São Carlos, Nature Science Center (CCN) - Lagoa do Sino Campus

Harrson Santana earned his Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the University of Campinas, Brazil, in 2016. His Ph.D. thesis was the investigation of biodiesel synthesis in microchannels. In 2015 he spent several months at the University of Glasgow (UK) studying the application of microwaves in inorganic reactions and the manufacture of micro devices using 3D printers. He is currently a research fellow and professor of chemical engineering and microfluidics, working in the field of development of microfluidic devices for chemical processes, numerical simulations, and 3D printing. His scientific production includes 83 scientific works, among works published in specialized journals (27), edited books (2), book chapters (3), filed patents and certificates of addition of invention (6), computer programs (7), among others works. His scientific interest focuses on transport phenomena in microfluidic systems, scale-up of microreactors and 3D printers applied to chemical processes in microscale.