JOSE GERALDO MILL

Title: Doctor
Research groups: CNPq (Google Translator version)
Curriculum: https://lattes.cnpq.br/2497419234600362
Orcid: https://orcid.org/000000020987368X

Participation in projects:

Title	Starting date	Deadline (months)	Participation in the project
Validation study of Tanaka and Kawasaki equations to estimate salt consumption in children and adolescents from 6 to 17 years old.	01/08/2023	36	Coordinator *
Evaluation of the impact of the genetic component as a risk factor for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease in the Brazilian population.	01/06/2023	24	Coordinator *
Longitudinal study of health data in the Metropolitan Region of Vitória to investigate the association between air pollution and asthma in children and adolescents - Phase 2	01/02/2022	36	Coordinator *
Determinants of blood pressure increase in children and adolescents: phase 2	01/12/2020	24	Coordinator *
Clinical, functional and radiological evolution of patients after COVID-19 infection.	01/08/2020	24	Coordinator *

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Participants in examination boards:

Title	Name	Defense date	Course
	LEONARDO PERIN RIBEIRO	17/12/2012	Master’s Degree in Physiological Sciences
	PEDRO MAGALHAES	09/08/2012	PhD Program on Physiological Sciences
	DANIEL PIRES CAPINGANA	12/07/2012	PhD Program on Physiological Sciences
	EDUARDO MIRANDA DANTAS	09/03/2012	PhD Program on Physiological Sciences
	WALCKIRIA GARCIA ROMERO SIPOLATTI	02/03/2012	PhD Program on Physiological Sciences

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Disciplines taught:

Academic term	Code	Name	Hours	Course
2018/2	PCFI8005	Biostatistics	60	PhD Program on Physiological Sciences
2018/1	PCFI8001	Research Methods	30	PhD Program on Physiological Sciences

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Guided Students:

Name	Title	Defense date	Role	Type
PEDRO MAGALHAES		28/03/2007	Advisor *	MSc dissertation
MIGUEL ANGELO ALVES DOS SANTOS		27/03/2007	Advisor *	PhD thesis
DANIEL PIRES CAPINGANA		26/03/2007	Advisor *	MSc dissertation
MARCELA LIMA SANT`ANNA		31/10/2006	Advisor *	MSc dissertation
ENILDO BROETO PIMENTEL		19/05/2006	Advisor *	MSc dissertation

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