# Leandro Ferrari Thomaz > researcher in Brazil **Wikidata**: [Q138001345](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q138001345) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/leandro-ferrari-thomaz ## Summary Leandro Ferrari Thomaz is a Brazilian researcher in computer science and music affiliated with the Institute of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (IME) at the University of São Paulo. He holds a doctorate in computer science (completed 2011) from IME–USP and is listed on academic and cultural-institutional records such as the Lattes Platform and the Bibliotecas da USP GLAM project. ## Biography - Born: [date and place not provided in source material] - Nationality: Brazil - Education: Doctorate (computer science), Institute of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science, University of São Paulo (completed 2011) - Known for: Researcher working at the intersection of computer science and music; affiliated with IME–USP - Employer(s): University of São Paulo; Institute of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science, University of São Paulo (Department of Computer Science, IME–USP) - Field(s): Computer science; music ## Contributions The available source material documents Leandro Ferrari Thomaz as an active researcher affiliated with IME–USP and holding a doctorate in computer science (2011) under advisor Marcelo Gomes de Queiroz. The source lists his Lattes Platform identifier (5747834362108956), which is the standard Brazilian academic CV system used to record publications, projects, advising, and other research outputs. The source also records his involvement on the focus list of the Bibliotecas da USP GLAM project, indicating participation in or association with institutional cultural-heritage and open-content efforts. Beyond these identifiers and affiliations, the provided material does not enumerate specific papers, product releases, patents, open-source projects, company foundings, or named standards authored by Thomaz. For a complete list of concrete scholarly outputs and contributions (titles, years, venues, and impacts), consult his Lattes CV (ID 5747834362108956) and institutional profile at IME–USP. ## FAQs ### Q: Who is Leandro Ferrari Thomaz? A: He is a Brazilian researcher in computer science and music affiliated with the Institute of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science at the University of São Paulo. He completed a doctorate in computer science at IME–USP in 2011. ### Q: Where does he work? A: He is affiliated with the University of São Paulo, specifically the Institute of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (IME–USP), Department of Computer Science. ### Q: What are his research fields? A: His stated fields of work are computer science and music. The source material does not list specific research topics or project titles. ## Why They Matter Leandro Ferrari Thomaz matters within the Brazilian academic ecosystem by virtue of his role as a doctoral-level researcher embedded in one of Brazil’s major research and teaching units, IME–USP. His doctorate (completed 2011) and documented affiliation with IME–USP position him to contribute to graduate education, supervised research, and institutional research programs in computer science and related interdisciplinary areas such as music computing. His presence on the Bibliotecas da USP GLAM project focus list signals engagement with institutional efforts to document, preserve, or make accessible cultural and scholarly resources, which supports broader initiatives in open knowledge and cultural-heritage dissemination. The Lattes Platform identifier listed in the source indicates a formal academic record where students, collaborators, and evaluators can trace his publications, projects, and academic lineage (doctoral advisor: Marcelo Gomes de Queiroz). Without such researchers embedded in established institutions, local research capacity, graduate training, and links between technical computing and cultural domains would be weaker; Thomaz’s documented roles contribute to maintaining those capacities at IME–USP. ## Notable For - Holding a doctorate in computer science from the Institute of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science, University of São Paulo (completed 2011). - Affiliation with the University of São Paulo’s IME, a major Brazilian teaching, research, and extension unit. - Research fields listed as computer science and music. - Doctoral advisor recorded as Marcelo Gomes de Queiroz. - Listed on the Bibliotecas da USP GLAM project focus list and registered on the Lattes Platform (ID 5747834362108956). ## Body ### Academic qualification - Doctorate in computer science at the Institute of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science, University of São Paulo. - Doctorate completion recorded as 2011. - Doctoral advisor: Marcelo Gomes de Queiroz. ### Institutional affiliation - Affiliated with the Institute of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science (IME), University of São Paulo. - IME–USP is described in the source as a teaching, research and extension unit of the University of São Paulo (institution inception recorded as 1970-01-15 in the provided affiliation metadata). ### Fields and roles - Fields of work: computer science and music. - Occupation: researcher. - Employer/department: Department of Computer Science, IME–USP. ### Identifiers and public records - Lattes Platform identifier: 5747834362108956. - Included on the Bibliotecas da USP GLAM project focus list (GLAM = Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums). ### Publications and outputs - The provided source material does not list titles of papers, books, patents, software, companies founded, or specific projects led by Leandro Ferrari Thomaz. - For detailed bibliographic and project records, the Lattes Platform entry (ID 5747834362108956) and IME–USP institutional pages are the primary documented sources referenced in the material. ### Notes on available source material - The source material identifies institutional affiliations, academic degree, doctoral advisor, fields of work, and platform identifiers. - The material does not provide birth date, place of birth, specific publication titles, project names, or awards.