Saulo Jacques

Saulo Jacques has a Ph.D. in ecosystem ecology with experimental research testing the effect of climate changes on the microbial community diversity and metabolism, as a member of the Aquatic Ecology Lab of the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro and the Bromeliad Working Group of the University of British Columbia. He is the co-founder and the coordinator of the research and development of Hacking Ecology, expert advisor at the Open Hardware Maker program and visiting member of the Edge & Fog Research Group at the University of Zimbabwe. His experiences include IoT technologies, Blockchain-based systems, and environmental data research.

 > ecosystems in a UNIX Shell

• Research and Data Analysis
• Python, C++, LaTeX, R
• Decentralized Systems
• Digital Fabrication

Recent Activitites

Some of the activities I've been developing in the last years

Projects

Hacking Ecology - The Open Source, Modular and Secure Probes for Aquatic Environments.

fractaL - A synesthetic approach on environmental data for digital litteracy and ecological evaluation.

Publications

Taxonomic variability contrasts functional stability across microbial communities

Utilizing a Privacy-Preserving IoT Edge and Fog Architecture in Automated Household Aquaponics

Functional structure of the bromeliad tank microbiome is strongly shaped by local geochemical conditions

Salinity Drives the Virioplankton Abundance but Not Production in Tropical Coastal Lagoons

Blockchain-Secured Health Wearables in Smart Homes Utilising Raspberry Pi Web of Things Gateways