ALGUNOS EGRESADOS:

 

Maria Luisa Durando De Boehm, MSC

Grad. 1981

 

Vicerrectora y Directora de Estudios

UNIVERSIDAD DEL VALLE DE GUATEMALA

 

Tesis de licenciatura: Contaminación por Plomo en el Aire de la Ciudad de Guatemala, Publicada en el journal of Environmental Science  & Technology.

 

BECA DE MAESTRÍA: M.Sc. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE. WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY

Tesis de maestría: Restauración Limnológica  utilizando 2,4 D. Análisis Cromatográfico de residuos de Herbicidas en Sedimentos y en Agua.

 

Comentario:

 

Me gusta mucho mi trabajo de servicio a la patojada de la UVG y espero dejar alguna huella como la dejaron en mí mis grandes tutores y maestros el  ingeniero Miguel Angel Canga y el Dr. Sergio Aragón quines me dejaron no solo un legado de conocimientos sino de formación humana muy especial.

 

La formación que recibí en la UVG me preparó muy fuertemente en el área de las ciencias básicas y me dio un nivel con el cual logré superar fácilmente las demandas de la maestría en U.S.A.

 

La formación de un pensamiento analítico y crítico basado en el método científico me ha dado destrezas valiosas para todas las áreas de mi vida. Eso se lo debe a la UVG.

 

Correo electrónico:  mlboehm@uvg.edu.gt

  

 

 

 

 

 

Mario Blanco, PhD

 

 Grad.  1978

 

Director of the Process Simulation and Design Collaboration (PSDC) of the Materials and Process Simulations Center in the Beckman Institute

California Institute of Technology

 

Interests: new theoretical methods in molecular mechanics, molecular dynamics, and statistical mechanics, their applications to molecular interactions in condensed media, and the transfer of these technologies to industrial scientists and engineers for applications to problems in materials, specialty chemicals, drugs, environmental chemistry, and process simulations

 

HONORS:

1991 Science Nominee, Smithsonian Institution
1990 Recipient of Cray Research 1990 Supercomputing Award
1979-84 NICO Canadian Minning Graduate Fellowship

2002 First Prize of the Institute for Molecular Manufacturing: Computational Prize in Nanotechnology, in Design 2002, shared with Santiago Solares (another UVG alumni) and Dr. William A Goddard III

 

Publications: http://www.wag.caltech.edu/home-pages/mario/publications.html


 

 

 

 

 

Francisco Asturias, PhD

 

Grad. 1984

 

Associate Professor

Department of Cell Biology

The Scripps Research Institute,  La Jolla, CA

 

Interest:  Structure determination of biological molecules and its relation to their biochemical function.

 

HONORS

 

1993-1996 Special Fellow, Leukemia Society of America

2000-2005 Scholar, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society of America

 

web page: http://www.scripps.edu/cb/asturias

 

 



 

 

 

Edgar Arriaga, PhD

 

Grad. 1985

 

Assistant Professor
University. of Minnesota
Department of Chemistry

 

Interested in “understanding subcellular environments through the development and application of novel analytical strategies”  

Areas of interest:  Organelle separations, organelle chemistry, single cell chemistry, single cell proteomes, sub-cellular drug trafficking, mitochondrial chemistry, ribosomal machinery analysis

 

HONORS

• Graduate Faculty of the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Minnesota, November 2001.

• 2001 Distinguished Mentor Award, President’s Distinguished Faculty Mentor Program, University of Minnesota, 2100.

• Featured in the Chemical & Engineering News article "Single Cells Up Close in Real Time", January 29, 2001, pp. 31-33.

• Research Innovation Award, Research Corporation, 2000.

• NATO Scholarship, ASI School of Photobiological Techniques, Kingston, Ontario, Canada 1990.

• Dalhousie Graduate Fellowship, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada (1986 - 1990).

• Distinguished Student Diploma, Universidad del Valle, Guatemala City, Guatemala, 1984.

• "Distinguished Undergraduate"Scholarship, Universidad del Valle, , Guatemala (1981 - 1982).

 

 

Research page     http://www.chem.umn.edu/groups/arriaga/  

 


 

 

 

 

Edwin Castellanos  PhD

 

Grad. 1987

 

Director of the Center for Environmental Studies, the  GIS and Remote Sensing Laboratory and the Masters Program in Environmental Studies.

Universidad del Valle de Guatemala

 

Interests: Remote sensing and GIS applications for natural resource management; Clean Development Mechanism projects and carbon sequestration in terrestrial ecosystems; ecological and anthropological interactions in processes of environmental change in the tropics; aquatic chemistry.

 

HONORS

 

2001               Outstanding Teacher, Universidad del Valle de Guatemala.

1987-1990     Fulbright Scholarship, United States

1984-1986     Distinguished Student Diploma.  Universidad del Valle de Guatemala.

1996               Volunteer Spirit Award, Indiana University.

Web page:  http://www.uvg.edu.gt/info-academica/u-academicas/inst-invest/LabSIG/

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

Silvia Quan,  BSc

Grad. 1993

 

 

She holds a degree in chemical sciences and a diploma in social management. Currently, she is working on a graduate degree on gender issues at the Universidad Autónoma de México.  She has participated as a representative in many international activities on disability, such as the negotiations of the Inter-American Convention. She has served as an advisor on the drafting of the national disability policy of Guatemala.    She is a recognized trainer on disability issues and she is currently  working as a free-lance consultant. 

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

José Carlos Chiquín

 

Grad 1997

 

Vicedecano del Colegio Universitario Universidad del Valle de Guatemala

Profesor, Músico, Investigador, Poeta

 

http://www.uvg.edu.gt/personaje/jose_carlos_chiquin.html