Curriculum Vitae


CURRICULUM VITAE

Personal Data
Given name: César        Surname: Costa Vera
Place of Birth:                      Loja, Ecuador
Birthday:                               August 26, 1966
Civil Status:                         Married
Professional Title:              Philosophy Doctor (Ph.D.)

Addresses
Work:                                   
 Escuela Politécnica Nacional         
Departamento de Física y Astronomía
Mass Spectrometry and Laser Spectroscopy Group
Ladrón de Guevara E11-253
Apdo. 17012759
Quito - Ecuador
Tel : +593 2 2567846          Ext: 2636
Fax: +593 2 2567848
Email:    cesar.costa@epn.edu.ec                
Education
Postdoctoral
·      ‘Single-particle non-contacted analysis of aerosols by bipolar LDI Mass Spectrometry’, Ago. 2001 – Mar. 2003, Con Prof. Dr. Bernhard Spengler, Inst. Inorg & Analytical Chemistry, Justus-Liebig University Giessen, Germany

·      Alexander von Humboldt Research Fellowship, ‘Instrument development for single-particle non-contacted analysis of aerosols by bipolar LDI Mass Spectrometry’, Mar. 2003 – Abr. 2004, Con Prof. Dr. Bernhard Spengler, Inst. Inorg & Analytical Chemistry, Justus-Liebig University Giessen, Germany

                Other Postdoctoral
·         Panamerican Advanced Studies Institute, Angra dos Reis, Brazil, Apr. 2000
·         Spectroscopy in a new light, Lund University and Lund Laser Center, Lund, Sweden, Mar-Abr. 2001
·         Course on Physics of Ion Beams, Michigan State University,1997

 

Ph.D. Studies (Ion Physics and Mass Spectrometry)

Uppsala University and Escuela Politécnica Nacional, Quito
(Cooperative Program supported by the International Program for the Physical Sciences (IPPS), Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden), Sept. 1999

 

Undergraduate leading to Diplome

Physics Department, Escuela Politécnica Nacional, Quito, Ecuador. December 1992

Prizes & Distinctions

  • Graduated Cum Laude, EPN, 1992
  • Escuela Politécnica Nacional Research Prize, 1995, EPN, Quito, Ecuador
  • Premio UNESCO, ‘Sexto Encuentro Anual de Calculo Científico e Industrial’, Quito, 1998
  • Georg Foster Fellowship, Alexander Von Humboldt, Bonn, Germany, 2002

Professional Associations

  • Member of the American Society of Mass Spectrometry, Since 1998
  • Member of the Optical Society of America, Since 2007
  • Alexander von Humboldt Alumni, Since 2003
  • MSU Alumni Ecuador, Since 2007
Work Experience

·            Docent and Researcher, Dept. of Physics, Esc. Politécnica Nacional, since Feb. 1997
·            Teacher of Physics, ‘Deutsche Schule Quito’ (German High School), 2004-2006
·            Alexander von Humbolt Research Fellow, Inst. Inorg. & Analyt. Chemistry, Justus Liebig University, Giessen, since April 2003. On leave from EPN, Quito.
·            Postdoctoral Researcher, Inst. Inorg. & Analyt. Chemistry, Justus Liebig University, Giessen, August 2001-January 2003. On leave from EPN, Quito.
·            Researcher, Dept. of Physics, Esc. Politécnica Nacional, Feb. 1996 – Jan. 1997
·            Research Assistant, CONUEP 05-93-71: “Design and Construction of a Laser Mass Spectrometer”, Dept. of Physics, Esc. Politécnica Nacional. Dec. 1993 - Sept. 1994 and Sept. 1995 - Jan. 1996.
·            Teacher of Mathematics, ‘Deutsche Schule Quito’ (German High School), Sept. 1993 – Sept. 1994
·            Teaching Assistant, Dept. of Physics, Esc. Politécnica Nacional, May 1991 - Mar. 1993
·            Lab.  Assistant, Dept. of Physics, Esc. Politécnica Nacional, Nov. 1989 – Ap. 1991

 

Duties at Last Work Places


Teaching
I teach physics and perform scientific researcher at EPN, Quito. I have been teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in several subjects for Engineering and Physics students since 1991, supervising students in their diploma and M.Sc. thesis, making proposals and performing scientific research at the Dept. of Physics.

Research

Mass spectrometry
I have mainly been working with MALDI TOF MS, including instrument development and construction, studying fundamental phenomena and performing applications. We have built several TOF mass spectrometers with delayed extraction and reflectron and also included MS/MS capabilities in some of them. I was an active part in the collaboration we had with the International Program for the Physical Sciences (IPPS) and the Div. of on Physics, of the Uppsala University, Uppsala, Sweden, since 1994 to 2006, that supported these efforts.
During my time in Germany as a Humboldt Researcher, at the Inst. of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry, of the Justus Liebig University Giessen, I was involved in the development of instrumentation and methods for the physical-chemical analysis of aerosols. I participated in the design, construction and test of a prototype for a miniaturized Laser Desorption/Ionization Time-of-flight Mass Spectrometer for non-impacted single-particle analysis. Additionally, I did perform studies on the fundamental processes leading to ion generation by LDI for this type of methodology. This work was partially supported with a Georg Forster Fellowship of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, Bonn, Germany.
In the period 2008 -2010, I participated and coordinated locally a collaboration to study the proteome of endemic parasites (Taenia Solium and Saginata). The collaboration included our group, the International Zoonosis Centre at Universidad Central in Quito, and the Department of Parasitology at the Leiden University Medical Center in the Netherlands. 

Spectroscopy
In the last few years expanded the scope of my work to include optical and laser spectroscopy. In particular, I obtained in 2007 funding to purchase a Laser-induced Breakdown Spectrometer and since its acquisition I have been using this technique to perform applications of the determination of the elementary composition of different kinds of systems (clays, archeological shards, aluminum junk for recycling, inorganic pigments in patrimonial artworks among other) and also fundamental studies of the LIBS plasma (time evolution). Also, we implemented quantitative methods with LIBS for the determination of the concentration of metal cations dissolved in water, with an ultimate goal of developing methods for contamination analysis and trace element quantification.
In this field I also have worked on the design, construction, and applications of other spectroscopic techniques: light scattering analysis, (portable fiber-optic and diode-laser-based) Fluorescence Analysis (LIF), gas analysis in scattering media by absorption spectroscopy (GASMAS), along with more standard analytical techniques.

Nanosciences and Nanotechnology
Since 2010 I participate actively in two networks aiming to the development of the nanosciences at the national and regional levels:
·         NanoAndes (www.nanoandes.org), where groups and persons from the Andean region (Ecuador, Colombia, Perú, Venezuela, Bolivia, Argentina), and also from Costa Rica and France, with support of the French Regional Cooperation, are trying to strengthen links and collaborations around the unifying topic of the nanosciences.
·         GETnano, a national network that started as a spin-off of a cooperative project on modeling of molecular and nanosystems, where we input experimental expertise to identify potential problems of interest for quantum chemical simulations. 

Actual Scientific Interests


Presently I have interests in developing along the following lines. We would readily welcome collaborations and support on these or related areas:

1.       Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics with applications in health and biodiversity studies
2.       Applications and fundamental studies of LIBS
3.       Applications and fundamental studies in Spectroscopy
4.       Application of Spectroscopy methods to nano-bio systems
Research Experience

1.       Development and Applications of Laser-induced Breakdown Spectroscopy, Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, Esc. Politécnica Nacional, since January 2006
2.       Gas Analysis in Scattering Media by Absorption Spectroscopy (GASMAS), Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, Esc. Politécnica Nacional, since April 2005
3.       Non-impacted Single-Particle analysis with LDI TOF-Mass Spectrometry, Inst. Inorg. & Analyt. Chemistry, Prof. Bernhard Spengler, Justus Liebig University Giessen, since August 2001.
4.       Instrumentation for Light Scattering Analysis and Laser Induced Flurescence, Dept. of Physics, Esc. Politécnica Nacional, since Oct. 2000.
5.       MALDI Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry: Instrumentation, Fundamental Studies and Applications, Dept. of Physics, Esc. Politécnica Nacional, Quito  & Div.of Ion Physics, Ángstrom Lab., Uppsala University, Uppsala, since Sept. 1994.  (Ph.D. Title  granted in1999). With support of IPPS, Uppsala University, Uppsala. Continuing.
6.       Light Scattering by Cell Suspensions, Dept. of Physics, Esc. Politécnica Nacional , Prof. Francisco García Reyna, Ph.D., Universidad de Ciego de Ávila, Cuba. Jan.1996 – Jan. 1997.
7.       Transport Phenomena in Covalent Crystals: Effects of electron-electron, electron-hole, phonon -phonon and, phonon-charge carrier Interactions, Dr. Rocío Palma, Ph.D., Dept. of Physics, Esc. Politécnica Nacional,  1991 (For M.Sc.Thesis).
8.       Analysis of the Stability of some Pharmaceutical Compounds, Dr. Rocío Palma, Ph.D., Dept. of Physics, Esc. Politécnica Nacional and ‘Empresa Farmaceútica Life’ (Life Pharmacauticals Co., Quito),  1991.
9.       Study of Some Optical Charactistics of b-Carotene, Supervision Dr. Rocío Palma, Ph.D., Dept. of Physics, Esc. Politécnica Nacional 1991.

Internacional Peer-reviewed Publications

I.                     ‘Matrix-assisted Laser Induced Desorption and Ionization of Biomolecules: Fundamental Studies and Applications’,
César Costa Vera, Ph.D. Thesis, EPN, Septiembre de 1999. Superviser Prof. Per Håkansson. Opponent Prof. Dr. Bernhard Spengler.

II.                    ‘A three-point Calibration Procedure for Matrix-assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization Mass Spectrometry Utilizing Multiple Charged Ions andTheir Mean Initial Velocities’
               César Costa Vera, Roman Zubarev, Hanno Ehring, Per Håkansson, and Bo. U.R.  Sundqvist, Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry 10 (1996) 1429-1432

III.                  ‘Photochemical Versus Thermal Mechanisms in Matrix-assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization Probed by Back Side Desorption’
               Hanno Ehring, César Costa Vera, Plamen A. Demirev, and Bo. U. R. Sunqvist, , Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry 10 (1996) 821-824

IV.                 ‘The Angular Distribution of Neutral Poly-alanine Molecules Produced in a Matrix-assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization Process’,
Edy Ayala, César Costa Vera and Per Håkansson, Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry 13 (1999) 792-797

V.                   ‘Conformational Stability of Adsorbed Insulin Studied with Mass Spectrometry and hydrogen Exchange’,
Jos Buijs, César Costa Vera, Edy Ayala, Elles Steensma, Per Håkansson and Sven Oscarsson, Analytical Chemistry 71 (1999) 3219-3225

VI.                 ‘Dependencia en la energía de los fotones incidentes del coeficiente másico de atenuación de electrones secundarios’,
                                Edy Ayala y César Costa Vera, Revista Politécnica EPN 24, 87 (2003)
 
VII.                ‘Initial velocity distributions of ions generated by in-flight laser desorption/ionization of individual polystyrene latex microparticles as studied by the delayed ion extraction method’
César Costa Vera, Achim Trimborn, Klaus-Peter Hinz, and Bernhard Spengler, 
Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry 19, 133 (2005)

VIII.              "Photofading of ballpoint dyes studied on paper by LDI and MALDI MS "
Céline Weyermann, Dieter Kirsch, César Costa-Vera, Bernhard Spengler
J. Am. Soc. Mass Spectrom. 17, 297-306, 2005.

IX.                 A GC/MS Study of the drying of ballpoint pen ink on paper’,
Céline Weyermann, Dieter Kirsch, César Costa Vera, and Bernhard Spengler
Forensic Sci. Int., August 26, 2006

X.                   ‘Forensic Investigation of Ageing and Degradation of Ballpoint Dyes on Paper by LDI- and MALDI-MS Analysis’, 
                Céline Weyermann, Dieter Kirsch, César Costa Vera, and Bernhard Spengler
                Journal of the American Society for Mass Spectometry 17, pp. 297-306, 2006. 

XI.                 “Evaluation of the Photodegradation of Crystal Violet upon Light Exposure by Mass Spectrometric and Spectroscopic Methods”
                Céline Weyermann, Dieter Kirsch, César Costa Vera, and Bernhard Spengler
                Journal of Forensic Sciences 54, No.2, pp. 339-345 March, 2009

XII.                 “Pencil lead scratches on steel surfaces as a substrate for LIBS analysis of dissolved salts in liquids”,
                Diego Jijón and César Costa Vera
                Journal of Physics: Conference Series 274 (2011), IOP publishing Ltd.

XIII.              “Comparison of Functions for Unsupervised Internal Calibration of Time-of-Flight Mass Spectra in Proteomics”
                Miguel García, César Costa Vera, Jeroen de Bruin, Andrée Deelder, and Magnus Palmblad
                Submitted JASMS, 2011

XIV.             “Laser Cleaning of Glassware and Applications to Preservation of Patrimonial Value Objects”
                Josué Vallejo, César Costa Vera and Gabriel Bilmes
                Submitted Applied Optics

XV.               "Study of the dynamical behavior of the LIBS plasma under conditions of low atmospheric pressure"
                Diego Jijón and César Costa Vera,
to be published in Proceedings of SPIE Volume 8011, 22nd Congress of the International Commission for Optics: Light for the Development of the World.

XVI.             “Caracterización por Espectrometría de Masas MALDI de Cucurbit[n]uriles (n = 6,7,8)”
María Emilia Dueñas, Sebastián Manzano, Vanessa Jiménez,  César Zambrano, Cristian Santacruz, and César Costa Vera, Accepted to be published in Avances en Ciencias e Ingeniería, USFQ, Quito

                                                                                                                             Local Publications
I.                     ‘La Física, una ciencia fundamental’
Luis Lascano L., César Costa Vera
Revista del CONESUP, Número 3, Año 2005, 3-10

II.                    ‘Año Mundial de la Física 2005, Capítulo Ecuador’
Luis Lascano L., César Costa Vera
Revista del CONESUP, Número 3, Año 2005, 31-34

III.                  ‘Los modernos detectives moleculares (cuánticos)’
César Costa Vera
Revista del CONESUP, Número 3, Año 2005, 43-61

IV.                 ‘Matrix-assisted Laser Induced Desorption/Ionization of Biomolecules’, Ph.D. Thesis, Escuela Politécnica Nacional, 24th Sept. 1999.


Participation in International Conferences and Events

I.                     ’Delayed Ion Extraction for Single-particle Bipolar On-line Laser Mass Spectrometry’,
César Costa Vera, A. Trimborn, K.-P. Hinz, and B. Spengler, Frühjahrstagung der Deutschen Physikalischen Gesellschaft, Osnabrück, March 3 to 8, 2002. Contribution: Talk

II.                    ‘Utilization of a delayed-extraction setup to study the initial velocity distributions of ions generated by in-flight LDI from non-impacted aerosol particles’,
César Costa Vera, A. Trimborn, K.-P. Hinz, and B. Spengler, Desorption - 2002, Estes Park, Colorado,  September 1 to 5, 2002. Contribution: Poster

III.                  ‘Initial velocity studies with simultaneous positive and negative delayed extraction of ions produced by in-flight LDI of non-impacted aerosol particles’
César Costa Vera, A. Trimborn, K.-P. Hinz, and B. Spengler, Frühjahrstagung der Deutschen Physikalischen Gesellschaft, Hannover, March 24 to 29, 2003. Contribution: Talk

IV.                 ‘Miniaturized online laser mass spectrometer for impact-free aerosol characterization and analysis’,
César Costa Vera, Introductory Meeting Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, Bochum, 24 to 25 April, 2003, Contribution: Invited talk

V.                   ‘Dynamics of ion formation in LDI from non-impacted aerosol particles investigated with delayed ion extraction’,
César Costa Vera, A. Trimborn, K.-P. Hinz, and B. Spengler, International Mass Spectrometry Conference - 2003, Edinburgh, Aug. 31- Sept.5, 2003, Contribution: Talk and Poster

VI.                 ‘Forensic Investigation of Aging and Degradation of Ballpoint Ink Entries by MALDI/LDI-MS and GC-MS Analysis’,
Céline Weyermann, Dieter Kirsch, César Costa Vera, Bernhard Spengler, International Mass Spectrometry Conference - 2003, Edinburgh, Aug. 31 to Sept.5, 2003, Contribution: Poster

VII.                Characterization of the initial velocities of ions and mechanistic implications for LDI of single non-impacted polystyrene latex particles ‘,
César Costa Vera, A. Trimborn, K.-P. Hinz, and B. Spengler, 37. Diskussionstagung der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Massenspektrometrie 2004, Leipzig, March 7 to 10, 2004, Contribution: Poster

VIII.              Applications, fundamental studies and instrumentation of bipolar LDI TOF-MS for the non-contacted analysis of airborne single particles’,
César Costa-Vera, A. Trimborn, K.-P. Hinz, and B. Spengler, 52nd   ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, Nashville, Tennessee, May 23 to 27, 2004. Contribution: Talk
 
IX.                 ‘La luz, la materia, y el detective cuántico’
César Costa Vera, IX Encuentro de Física, EPN, Quito, Nov. 14 to 18, 2005, Invited Talk
  
X.                   ‘Luz y Materia’,
César Costa Vera, Jornadas de Difusión de la Física, ESPOL, Guayaquil, Sept. 20, 2005, Invited Talk

XI.                 ‘Implementación de un Espectrómetro de Masas TOF/TOF’
Cristian P. Santacruz, César Costa Vera, Edy Ayala, I Congreso Internacional en Ciencia y Tecnología (ESPE), y Primer Congreso Nacional-Investigación, Tecnología e Innovación (SENACYT, FUNDACYT), Sangolquí, Ecuador, Oct. 26 to 28, 2005, Poster.

XII.                 ‘Focusing of Tandem Time-Of-Flight Instruments by Taking Advantage of the correlation between Velocity and Position in the Second TOF’,
C.P. Santacruz, E. Ayala, César Costa-Vera, 54th  ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, Seattle, Washington, May 28 - June 1, 2006, Poster  

XIII.               ‘Laser Spectroscopy and Mass Spectrometry in Quito: The Development of Analytical Techniques with  Great Potential for Multidisciplinary Applications’,
César Costa-Vera, Humboldt Kolleg, ‘Contributions of Humboldtians to Research and Development in Andean Countries-Towards a Interdisciplinary Network’, March 8 to 10, 2006, Lima, Perú, Invited Talk
   
XIV.             ‘Determinación de la composición elemental con Laser-induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS): Un Ejemplo con Rocas Volcánicas’,
César Costa Vera y Edy Ayala, 2°Congreso Nacional de Investigación,Tecnología e Innovación & Jornadas ESPOLciencia 2006, November 3 to15 2006, Guayaquil, Talk

XV.               Determinación de la Concentración de Gases en Inclusiones presentes en medios dispersivos por medio de espectroscopia de absorción modulada: Aplicación a frutas  y rocas volcánicas
César Costa Vera, Yolanda Angulo y Edy Ayala, 2°Congreso Nacional de Investigación,Tecnología e Innovación & Jornadas ESPOLciencia 2006, November 3 to15 2006, Guayaquil, Talk
  
XVI.             ‘Improving Resolution Homogeneity in TOF/TOF Mass Spectra by Using a Pulsed Variable-voltage Single Stage Ion Mirror’
C.P. Santacruz, E. Ayala, César Costa-Vera, 55th ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, June 3 to 8, 2007 Indianapolis, Poster

XVII.            ‘Focusing of Tandem Time-Of-Flight Instruments by Taking Advantage of the Correlation between Ion Velocity and Position in the Second TOF Stage’
C. P. Santacruz, E. Ayala, César Costa-Vera, 54th ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, May 28 to June 1, 2006, Seattle, Poster

XVIII.          “Herramientas Moleculares para el Estudio del Proteoma de los seres vivos”,  
César Costa-Vera, I Congreso Nacional de Estudiantes y II Jornadas de Ingeniería Química, October 15 to 17, 2008, UTPL, Loja, Ecuador, Invited Talk   

XIX.             “GASMAS: GAs Analysis in Scattering Media Absorption Spectroscopy”,
César Costa Vera, II Escuela Andina de Espectroscopía, March 2 to 6,  2009, Lima, Perú, Tutorial
 
XX.               "Implementación y aplicaciones de un sistema de espectroscopía LIBS en Quito",
César Costa Vera, II Conferencia Internacional de Espectroscopía, March 9 to 13,  2009, Lima, Perú, Invited Talk

XXI.             Análisis de metales depositados en  líquidos por LIBS (Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy)”,  
Juan Diego Jijón Valdivieso, César Costa Vera, II Conferencia Internacional de Espectroscopía, March 9 to 13,  2009, Lima, Perú, Poster

XXII.            Análisis de cerámicas arqueológicas ecuatorianas usando LIBS (Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy)”,  
Alexcei Ernesto Pérez Baranovski, César Costa Vera, II Conferencia Internacional de Espectroscopía, March 9 to 13,  2009, Lima, Perú, Poster

XXIII.          “A comparison of calibration equations for improving mass accuracy by internal recalibration of TOF MS/MS data sets from protein digest”,
César Costa Vera, André M. Deelder, and Magnus Palmblad, 57th ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, Mayo 2009, Filadelfia, Poster 

XXIV.         “Perspectivas para el desarrollo de la Nanociencia en Ecuador”
César Costa Vera, NANO Andes 2010, Lima, Perú, 15 al 17 de Junio 2010, Invited Talk

XXV.           “A simple random walk model for the scattering of photons  in porous media with an experimental calibration”, César Costa Vera, Yolanda Angulo, Cristian Santacruz, and Edy Ayala,  RIAO-OPTILAS 2010, Lima 20-24 September 2010,  Talk

XXVI.         “Laser Cleaning of Glassware and Applications to Preservation of objecto of Patrimonial Value”,  Josué Vallejo, César Costa Vera, and Gabriel M. Bilmes, RIAO-OPTILAS 2010, Lima 20-24 September 2010,  Talk

XXVII.        “Application of LIBS ans the Taguchi Method in Recycling of Aluminum Junk by Melting”, Gabriela Tufiño and César Costa Vera, RIAO-OPTILAS 2010, Lima 20-24 September 2010,  Talk

XXVIII.      “A Basis of Pencil as a Substrate For Analysis of Dissolved Salts in Liquids by LIBS”, Juan Diego Jijón Valdivieso and César Costa Vera, RIAO-OPTILAS 2010, Lima 20-24 September 2010,  Talk

XXIX.         “Espectrometría de Masas Asistida por Láser”, César Costa Vera, OPTOANDINA 2010 (Escuela Andina de Óptica y Fotónica), Lima 13-17 September 2010,  Tutorial

XXX.         “Using Fragmentation at Different Collision Energies for Automated De Novo Sequencing of Peptides in Proteomics”, Miguel Garcia, Cesar Costa Vera, André M. Deelder, Magnus Palmblad, 59th ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, en la ciudad de Denver, EEUU, desde el 4 al 9 de Junio de 2011. Poster

XXXI.         “Identification of proteins from Taenia solium tapeworms in different stages of proglottid maturation”, Miguel García, Cesar Costa Vera, Elizabeth Minda, Richar Rodriguez, André M. Deelder, y Magnus Palmblad, 59th ASMS Conference on Mass Spectrometry and Allied Topics, en la ciudad de Denver, EEUU, desde el 4 al 9 de Junio de 2011, Poster.

XXXII.         "Matrix effects on LIBS quantification for calibrations curves of As and Fe dissolved in water", Juan Diego Jijón Valdivieso and César Costa Vera, XII ENO y III CANCOA, Barranquilla, 5-9 Septiember 2011, Oral

XXXIII.      "LIBS aplicado al análisis e identificación de pigmentos inorgánicos de obras de arte", José Luis Vela and César Costa Vera, XII ENO y III CANCOA, Barranquilla, 5-9 Septiember 2011, Oral


XXXIV.     "Espectroscopia de chispa inducida por láser (LIBS) aplicada al análisis forense de vidrios", Geovanna Vásquez Lara  and César Costa Vera, XII ENO y III CANCOA, Barranquilla, 5-9 Septiember 2011, Oral
 

                                                                              Supervision of Academic Works
Graduate
‘Instrumentation Development in Time-of-flight Mass Spectrometry’, Cristian Santacruz, Escuela Politécnica Nacional, Quito, 2006

Undergraduate
               
Several Diploma Thesis in Physics, and 2 in Electronic Engineering, from 1998-2011.

Extracurricular Activities

·         “El Show de la Física”,  To show the funny side of Science, in 4 occasions since 2007
·         Design and co-production of Video “Transformación de la Energía” (9 min) commisioned  by the Museo Interactivo de Ciencia (MIC) Quito.
·         Local organizer “Worl Year of Physics”.  Multiple activities. 2005
·         President  of the Tribunal for the “Concurso nacional de Física Alberto Einstein”, 5 times since 2006.

Personal references




1.     Prof. Dr. Bernhard Spengler
Inst. Inorg. & Analytical Chemistry
Justus-Liebig University Giessen
Schubertstr. 60, haus 16
D-35396 Giessen,
Germany
Tel.: +49 641 9934800
Fax: +49 641 9934809

  
2.     Dr. Luis Lascano L.,
Escuela Politécnica Nacional
Dpto.de Física,
Apdo. 1701 866 Quito
Ecuador,
Tel.: +5932 567 846.
FAX: +5932 567 848

3.     Dr. Robert Baptiste
Research Director
CEA – Grenoble / LETI
Grenoble, France

4.     Dr. Javier Torres
Departamento de Química e Ing. Química  Colegio de Ciencias e Ingeniería
 Universidad San Francisco de Quito
 Via Interoceánica s/n y Diego de Robles
Casilla Postal: 17-12-841 Quito
Ecuador
Tel: +593 2 297 1700 ext: 1418
 e-mail: jtorres@usfq.edu.ec


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