Research-lab methods, now in industrial routine
OpenScience was born in 2020 from the career of Guilherme Post Sabin, PhD in analytical chemistry, who has worked in analytical chemistry and chemical data science across industry, academia and government, including time at Philip Morris, BAT and Unicamp.
Today, as a consultant to international cooperation bodies and the federal government, and a former visiting professor at the Unicamp Institute of Chemistry, he brings the same logic to cooperatives, official laboratories, universities and industries, with a multidisciplinary team in chemistry, data science, engineering and software.
The people behind OpenScience
A small, technical team bringing together analytical chemistry, chemometrics, electronics and software.
Team members
Guilherme Post Sabin
Guilherme Post Sabin
Founder of OpenScience and senior scientist, with experience in analytical chemistry and chemometrics across academia and large companies. He has also served as a C-level executive at chemical data science companies.
Hanna Vitória
Hanna Vitória
Electronics technician from IFRN (2022), with four years of undergraduate research in chemistry and electronics and over 20 awards at science fairs and olympiads. Currently studying Information Technology at UFRN, she works at OpenScience in marketing and data processing.
Tiago Henrique
Tiago Henrique
Mechatronics technician and Control and Automation Engineering student at Unicamp, with experience in project management and integrated-solution development. He builds equipment at OpenScience through programming, automation and electronics.
Raíssa Vanessa
Raíssa Vanessa
Computer Science student, with over three years of undergraduate research in materials chemistry and chemometrics. She won Bayer's Digital Campus Challenge in an international competition. Full-stack programming instructor and software developer at OpenScience.
Daniel Lucas
Daniel Lucas
Chemist (2019) and Master's in Chemistry (2021) from UFRN, working with first- and second-order methods and publications in the Nature group. MATLAB specialist, LinkedIn-certified in the global top 5%. Award-winning mentor at national and international science fairs. He builds and implements calibration and classification models in a MATLAB graphical interface.
Maria Giugiolli
Maria Giugiolli
Chemical Engineering student at UTFPR, with undergraduate research in time-domain nuclear magnetic resonance (TD-NMR) for analyzing animal feed, vegetable oils and fish proteins. Works at OpenScience on projects focused on food analysis and quality control.