Francisco Monaco is a Ph.D. electrical engineer and professor in the Department of Computer Systems at the University of São Paulo with over a decade of experience researching multiobjective evolutionary optimization and its applications to engineering modeling and simulation. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses on operating systems and low-level system programming, and builds open-source tools to support that teaching. His work bridges evolutionary computation, data-centric machine learning, and genetic algorithms, with practical engagement in critical embedded systems through national research institutes. A long-standing advocate for open science, he combines rigorous academic research with hands-on dissemination and popularization of computing topics. Notably, his career includes international research collaborations and sustained contributions to open-source education efforts that make low-level systems more accessible.
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Francisco Monaco - Professor at Universidade de São Paulo