Professor, Military Academy, Portugal
Education Details 📚
João Paulo Neto Torres Torres holds a Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering (Doutoramento em Engenharia Electrotécnica e de Computadores) from the Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal, completed in 2014. He also earned a Master’s degree in Applied Chemical Engineering (Engenharia Química-Química Aplicada) in 2008 and a Bachelor’s degree in Physics (Física-ramo de Física) in 2004, both from the Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal. His academic achievements demonstrate a strong foundation in engineering and scientific research. 🎓
Experience Details 💼
João Paulo Neto Torres Torres has a wealth of experience in higher education. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor (University Teacher) at Academia Militar – Campus da Amadora, Portugal, since 2021, he previously held various teaching positions at the Universidade de Lisboa from 2014 to 2021. His dedication to academia is evident in his roles as an educator and mentor to students. 🔬
Research Interests Details 🧪
João Paulo Neto Torres Torres’s research interests lie in the intersection of electrical engineering and materials science, focusing on energy harvesting, photovoltaic systems, and nanotechnology applications. His work explores innovative approaches to improve energy efficiency and sustainability, contributing to advancements in renewable energy technologies. ⚡
Awards Details 🏆
João Paulo Neto Torres Torres has been recognized for his excellence in teaching, receiving the “Excelent Professor” award multiple times from the Universidade de Lisboa Instituto Superior Técnico. These awards highlight his dedication to delivering high-quality education and fostering academic excellence among students. 🌟
Publications Top Notes📝
“Metallic nanostructures inclusion to improve energy harvesting in silicon” – Optical Materials: X, 2024
“Wavelength multiplexing system based on ring resonators” – Results in Optics, 2024
“Agri-PV in Portugal: How to combine agriculture and photovoltaic production” – Energy for Sustainable Development, 2024
“Exploiting Extraordinary Optical Transmission in Plasmonic Slit Nanoantennas for Sensor Applications” – IEEE Photonics Journal, 2024
“Experimental Study to Increase the Autonomy of a UAV by Incorporating Solar Cells” – Vehicles, 2023