Daniel da Silva Cotrim is a specialist in graph md data science applied to Neo4j Enterprise. Master's and Bachelor's degrees in Computer Science from PUCRS. Two years of PhD in Computational Neuroscience from the PUCRS School of Medicine in the Epilepsy Surgery Program at the PUCRS São Lucas Hospital. University Professor for ten years in the Undergraduate courses in Computer Engineering; and Systems Analysis and Development, in the disciplines of Artificial Intelligence, Computational Logic, and Object-Oriented Programming. Also acting as a postgraduate professor in the areas of Artificial Intelligence: Deep Learning; Graph Data Science; knowledge management and complex digital ecosystems. Highlight for OPM (Model Process Methodology - ISO/PAS - 19450:2015) and Schema-based Modeling using graph db and CQL (Cyfer Query Language) for graph.md in java spring data neo4j architectures.

Reviewer member of the technical and scientific committee of the Journal of Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering - Imaging & Visualization; Journal of Health Informatics (JHI); the Congress of the Brazilian Computer Society (CSBC); the Brazilian Symposium on Computing Applied to Health (SBCAS); and the Regional School of Computing Applied to Health (ERCAS/USP). Actively participating in two important areas of Research and Development: (a) complex digital ecosystems; and (b) Artificial Intelligence (Graph Data Science) in the analysis and prediction of edges directly in the graph. Working in a high-level, complex, and technology-rich environment encourages the best in people. Participating with this spirit in projects seeks to be in constant evolution. This is the factor that motivates overcoming technological challenges and contributing as a member of a high-level team. Believing in the knowledge acquired over time, in the added value and experience through the application of AI, integrated with GDS, has been an important factor for career success. In addition, the privilege of interacting with a group of colleagues and professionals of the highest level for several years stimulates high professional performance.

Throughout the journey in the area of ​​Informatics Applied to Health, working with a significant number of the most sophisticated technologies of various types, skills are acquired, which are sought to be shared with the members of the work teams, seeking the best possible result for the products and technologies developed within the projects, in the case of the health area, the well-being of patients. Due to the exceptional nature of daily professional activities, we take the liberty of presenting them, unconventionally, with the object of the work itself, present in graph.md This shows some of the results of the projects developed that make up this curriculum. If you are interested, we are available to present the graph.md platform that describes the diagnostic support technology, created for the Santa Casa Hospital Complex, available at github.com/graphmd.

2010-2016: Doctorate in Medicine and Health Sciences.

Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul, PUCRS, Porto Alegre, Brazil

Title: Computational model to support the diagnosis of Epilepsy.

Counselor: André Luis Fernandes Palmini

Two years, locked up, re-entering in 2016.

2005 - 2007: Master's in Computer Science.

Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul, PUCRS, Porto Alegre, Brazil.

Title: Indexing architecture applied to PACS servers for image processing, Year obtained: 2007

Advisor: Eduardo Augusto Bezerra

1999 - 2004: Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.

Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul, PUCRS, Porto Alegre, Brazil.

Title: Model for storing and retrieving medical images with diagnostic support.

1. COTRIM, Daniel da Silva; SILVA, A M M; BEZERRA, E. A.

Indexing architecture applied to PACS servers for image processing At SIBGRAPI2007 - XX Brazilian Symposium on Computer Graphics and Image Processing - WTD (Thesis and Dissertation Workshop), 2007, Minas Gerais. Proceedings of the 20th Brazilian Symposium on Computer Graphics and Image Processing. IEEE Computer Society, 2007. v.P299. 

2. Trindade, F. R.; Xerxenesky, P.; DIEBOLD, E.;COTRIM, Daniel da Silva; PINHO, M. S.; SILVA, A M M

Extraction of texture descriptors in segmented lung computed tomography images. In: III Symposium on Medical Instrumentation and Imaging, 2007, São Carlos.

  Annals of the 3rd. Symposium on Medical Instrumentation and Imaging. São Carlos: SEL/EESC/USP, 2007. v.1. pg.6 - 9. 

3. COTRIM, Daniel da Silva; SILVA, A M M; BEZERRA, E. A.

IT infrastructure for diagnostic support systems applied to PACS servers In III Medical Instrumentation and Imaging Symposium, 2007, São Carlos. Annals of the 3rd. Symposium on Medical Instrumentation and Imaging. São Carlos: SEL/EESC/USP, 2007. v.1. pg.6 - 9

4. PADILHA, F. O.;COTRIM, Daniel da Silva; SILVA, A M M; BEZERRA, E. A.

INPACS – High availability distributed environment for storing and retrieving medical images. In: X Brazilian Congress of Health Informatics, 2006, Florianópolis. Annals of the X CBIS. Brazilian Society of Health Informatics, 2006. v.1. p.935 - 940

5. COTRIM, Daniel da Silva; PADILHA, F. O.; SILVA, A M M; BEZERRA, E. A.

Model for indexing medical images with CAD support. In: X Brazilian Congress of Health Informatics, 2006, Florianópolis. Annals of the X CBIS. Brazilian Society of Health Informatics, 2006. v.1. pg.824 - 829

Works published in event annals (summary)

1. SILVA, AMM; BRAMBILLA, C.; Argenta J.; COTRIM, Daniel da Silva; ROSA, C.A.

Designing a nuclear medicine community of practice based on grid technologies at the 52nd AAPM Annual Meeting and Exposition, 2010, Philadelphia. Proceedings 52nd AAPM Annual Meeting and Exhibition. Philadelphia: AIP Publishing, 2010. v.37. p.3450 - 3450

2. COTRIM, Daniel da Silva; SILVA, A M M; BEZERRA, E. A.

Layer-based diagnostic support system. In: 21. Brazilian Congress of Biomedical Engineering, 2008, Salvador. Proceedings of CBEB2008. , 2008.v.1. pg.173 - 173.

complete works published in event annals

SILVA, AMM; FURLAN, AM; Haygert, C.J.; COTRIM, Daniel da Silva; PADILHA, F.O.; Barbieri, D.; Maeda, F.; Baldisserotto, M. (1999). System validation project for a low-cost teleradiology system. In: X Brazilian Congress of Health Informatics, 2006, Florianópolis. Annals of the X CBIS. Brazilian Society of Health Informatics, 2006. v.1. p.946 - 947

innovation projects

2011 - 2012: Electronic Medical Record Hospital do Coração de São Paulo

Description: Analysis of data from patients at Hospital do Coração de São Paulo for the development and implementation of the HCor electronic medical record.

Status: Completed Nature: Technological development projects

Members: Daniel da Silva Cotrim (Responsible);

education and popularization of S&T

SILVA, AMM; BRAMBILLA, C.; Argenta J.; COTRIM, Daniel da Silva; ROSE, C. A. Designing a community of practice in nuclear medicine based on grid technologies at the 52nd AAPM Annual Meeting and Exposition, 2010, Philadelphia. Proceedings 52nd AAPM Annual Meeting and Exhibition. Philadelphia: AIP Publishing, 2010. v.37. p.3450 - 3450

guidance and supervision

1. IAGO PALHANO BORGES. DEVELOPMENT OF THE INTERACTIVE VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE FAMUR VETERINARY HOSPITAL. 2017. Course (Internet Systems) - Faculdade Murialdo.

2. TIAGO COLLEONI ZARO.NOW: SMART APPLICATION TO CREATE A SERVICE PROVISION NETWORK WITH EXTENSION TO THE MOBILE PLATFORM. 2015. Course (Computer Engineering) - University Technology Center.