SimuFísica® is a platform that combines scientific rigor and technology to transform the learning of Physics and other sciences. Built to support teachers and students from basic education through higher education, the ecosystem offers interactive simulations and virtual laboratories capable of reproducing complex phenomena and bench experiments in real time.
Started in 2020 at the Federal University of Rondônia (UNIR), the project combines academic research, multiplatform development and continuous evolution to make physics teaching increasingly visual, practical and accessible.
SimuFísica® is the result of collaborative work at the UNIR Department of Physics, involving faculty and students from Scientific Initiation, Technological Initiation, and the Professional Master's Program in Physics Teaching (MNPEF).
PhD in Physics and professor at the Federal University of Rondônia (Ji-Paraná Campus) since 2013, he leads the research group in Structure of Matter and Computational Physics. His scientific work spans Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (with a focus on nonlinear optics and laser-induced coherent processes), combined with solid experience in high-performance computing and parallel GPU processing (CUDA). The union between theoretical/experimental physics and high-performance software development gave rise to SimuFísica®, ensuring that every simulation delivers not only visual appeal but also scientific rigor.