Biography:
Deloar Oliveira has been a researcher in Marine Sciences since 2015, participating in various projects in Environmental Monitoring in coastal areas. Nowadays, dedicated to lecturing at UNIBRA and researching at UERJ with emphasis on Maritime transportation and environmental issues of emerging pollutants. Holds a degree in Biological Sciences with an emphasis in Environmental Sciences from the Federal University of Pernambuco, a Master's degree in Oceanography from the Federal University of Pernambuco, and a multidisciplinary PhD in Environment from the State University of Rio de Janeiro. Member of the CEE 106 commission of the Brazilian Association of Technical Standards, which deliberates on ecotoxicity tests in Brazil. Extensive experience in Environmental Monitoring in port areas in different environmental matrices. Currently teaches at UNIBRA in the Biology, Veterinary Medicine, and Pedagogy courses. Since his doctorate, he has dedicated himself to studying the environmental impacts arising from navigation, as well as the legislation that permeates the activity, developing monitoring methods and evaluating the potential interaction between contaminants used in antifouling paints. Also, a regular reviewer of journals and academic papers.
Title : Environmental monitoring for legacy pollutants: The tributyltin case