Doctoral program in Mechanical Sciences is a multidisciplinary program covering some areas: Energy, Materials and Mechanical Design. Research carried out is of fundamental character, numerical and experimental with purpose to respond the development needs of our country and of the world: power generation, development of new materials, machinery design and environment conservation. The program is focused on form a solid group of researchers with capacity of understand, formulate and solve the actual society problems.
Edwin Jácome is currently one of the students of the Doctorate program in Mechanical Sciences. His areas of interest are related to gravitational waves in aqueous media and spectral wave assimilation.
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Cristina Almeida is currently one of the students of the Doctorate program in Mechanical Sciences. Her areas of interest are related to the development of new materials, methods and techniques for the characterization and combination of materials.
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Paulina Romero is currently a professor in the Department of Materials of the National Polytechnic School. Her areas of interest are related to bioapplications of nanomaterials, drug delivery systems and photodynamic therapy.
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Carlos Cevallos is an associate professor in the department of Mechanical Engineering of the National Polytechnic School since 2017. His interest areas are related with the study of biomechanics systems in order to solve problems, neurophysiological and motor diseases. He has developed new mechanical alternatives to stimulate and help in physical therapy, as well as brain-computer interfaces that with help of virtual or augmented reality allow complement, and in some cases, replace what is necessary for an indenpendent development of people with some difference within their motor and/or neurophysiological capacities.
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Pontón is an occasional professor in the Materials Department of the National Polytechnic School since 2017. Her areas of interest are related to the synthesis, characterization and application of nanostructures based on TiO2, materials with negative or near thermal expansion. zero; chemical modification of surfaces of nanomaterials and nanocomposites of polymeric matrix.
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022-976-300 Ext. 3737
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