Ricardo Huntemann Deucher is a highly accomplished professional with an impressive background in Petroleum Engineering. Currently pursuing his PhD in Petroleum Engineering at Stanford University, he has a wealth of experience in the industry and academia.

With a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from COPPE at the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Ricardo focused his thesis on transient thermal modeling in petroleum reservoirs. This expertise has been further honed through post-graduation studies in Petroleum Engineering at PETROBRAS University.

Prior to his current academic pursuits, Ricardo worked as a Petroleum Reservoir Engineer at Petrobras, specializing in reservoir management, reservoir simulation, and oilfield development strategy. His hands-on experience in the field has greatly enriched his understanding of the complexities involved in optimizing petroleum reservoirs.

Ricardo's educational journey includes a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from the Federal University of Santa Catarina, complemented by studies in Engineer's Degree in Petroleum Engineering from Universidade PETROBRAS. His dedication to continuous learning and growth is evident through his diverse academic background.

A versatile professional, Ricardo has been involved in various research projects during his undergraduate years at LEPTEN, Laboratório Associado LSRE-LCM, and ENGEBIO - Laboratory of Bioengineering. These experiences have allowed him to develop a well-rounded skill set and a comprehensive understanding of the field.

Currently, Ricardo is focused on his doctoral research at Stanford University, where he continues to explore the intricacies of Petroleum Engineering. With a strong foundation in academia and practical industry experience, Ricardo is poised to make significant contributions to the field of Petroleum Engineering.