Sustainable Development Goals
Research interests
• (Bio)-chemical process control
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(Bio)-chemical process analysis and diagnosis
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(Bio)-chemical process modeling and simulation
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Energy efficiency using process optimization
Profile
Professor Héctor Fernando Puebla Núñez has a Bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering from UASLP. M.Sc. in Chemical Engineering and Ph.D. in Science (Chemical Engineering) from the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (UAM) Iztapalapa Campus. Postdoctoral stay at IMP from 2002-2003. Research Scientist at IMP from 2003-2006. Professor at UAM Azcapotzalco Campus since 2006.
He has about 60 scientific papers published in high impact scientific journals, one teaching book, eight book chapters, and more than 100 extended proceedings in national and international conferences of high diffusion. Most of these papers deal with process analysis and control in engineering. About 500 citations to previous works (H factor of 15). Director of 25 graduate theses (7 in the process), 28 terminal projects, and researcher responsible for six research projects funded by IMP, CONACYT, and PROMEP. Member of the SNI since 2004 (Level 2 since 2011 and until 2024) and PROMEP profile (2006-2021).
Head of the Consolidated Academic group of Process Analysis of the Azcapotzalco Campus since 2007. Head of the Process Analysis Area from 2007-2012. Founder (2009-2011) and Coordinator of the Postgraduate Program in Process Engineering (2012-2019) at UAM. Member of the Mexican Association of Automatic Control 2011-2013. Founding member of the Mexican Academy of Energy (2015).
Associate Editor of the journal Mathematical Problems in Engineering (Indexed in Journal Citation Reports) from 2012 to 2014. President of the technical committee of the International Energy Congress 2015. Member of the technical committee of congresses AMIDIQ, AMCA, BIOMAT, CIE. Member of different evaluation and academic planning committees of the DCBI of UAM Azcapotzalco Campus. Regular referee of several international journals. Regular reviewer of graduate thesis and projects and of the PNPC and Basic Science of CONACyT. Member of the Steering and Technical Committees of the National Institute for Nuclear Research (ININ) since 2019.
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