Professor Juan Morales Corona studied Engineering Physics at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (UAM) Azcapotzalco Campus (1987-1992), Terminal Project "Convection of Heat in Thin Cylinders" (National Institute of Nuclear Research). Master of Science, Specialty in Elementary Particles, CINVESTAV IPN, (1992-1995), Thesis: Measurement of the Effective Structure Function of the Proton, January 1995 (FERMILAB, Chicago, Illinois). Ph.D. in Science, Iztapalapa Campus, UAM, Department of Physics, Area of Polymers, Thesis: Plasma Polymerization: Surface Treatment and Plasma Simulation. February 2001. Post-doctorate at the University of Bari, Italy, Department of Chemistry, Plasma Chemistry Laboratory. Work: Synthesis and Characterization of PolyAllylamine for Biomedical Applications. December 2002 - November 2003. Short Research Stay, PRODEP: Tlaxcala Center for Reproductive Biology, Ventral Lesions in Rabbit, Nov-2019- August 2020.

Acknowledgments: Candidate to National Researcher, National System of Researchers, July 1998 to June 2001; University Merit Medal, Iztapalapa Campus, UAM. November 23, 2001; National Researcher Level I, National System of Researchers, July 2002 to June 2005; National Researcher Level I, National System of Researchers, July 2005 to November 2013; Desirable Profile PROMEP-SEP, 2006 to date; National Researcher Level II, National System of Researchers, December 2013 to date.

His research area is Polymeric materials electrospun and superficially modified by Plasma technique to be used in Tissue Engineering; Development of polymeric implants for use in the regeneration of spinal cord injuries; Development and characterization of biopolymers for use in different types of cell cultures.

Professor Morales has taught undergraduate, master's, and doctoral courses. He contributes to the development of academic activities in the area of Physics; Synthesis, Characterization, and Plasma Processing of Semiconductor Materials; Surface Modification of substrates for medical applications; New Polymeric Biomaterials for applications in Tissue Engineering; and 5.

Patents
1. Mexican Patent - Patent Title No 270789
Method for coating metallic prosthesis with synthesized and plasma doped polypyrrole.
2. Mexican Patent - Patent Title No 267802
Method of coating metallic prosthesis with synthesized and plasma doped polypyrrole.
3. Russian Patent - Patent Title No. 2471437
4. United States Patent No. US 8,563,626 B2
5. European Union Patent - Patent Title No. 2164078
6. Japan Patent - Patent Title 5587177
7. Patent in China - Patent Title 1712382
8. Patent in India, Patent Title 317976
9. Indonesian Patent, Patent Title, IDP000047227