Graduate Students - US-Mexico Binational Center for Environmental Studies and Toxicology

mexican exchange scientistS

The primary purpose of the U.S.-Mexico Training Exchange Scientist Program is to promote technology transfer between the two nations by training Mexican professionals in advanced science techniques at The University of Arizona. Fellowships are available for Mexican graduate students seeking to enhance their knowledge and expertise specifically in environmental science, environmental engineering, or environmental toxicology. This scientist training is expected to enhance human capital to further stimulate the environmental science movement in Mexico. Currently, only long term fellowships of 1-2 years are available for Mexican students seeking to complete a graduate program in the above mentioned disciplines at The University of Arizona.

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	Mariana Salgado Bustamante , Former CONACyT Beca Mixta Student Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology salgado_bustamante@yahoo.com.mx Mexican University or Institution: Universidad Autonoma de San Luis Potosi Academic Advisor: Dr. Walter Klimecki Research Area: Genomic analysis of arsenic and human linfoblastoid human cells
	Pablo Ruiz Flores , Sabbatical Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology pruiz206@yahoo.com Mexican University or Institution: Universidad Autonoma de Coahuila, Torreon Academic Advisor: Dr. Walter Klimecki Research Area: Role of genetic background and environmental exposure
	Cristo Omar Puente Valenzuela, Former Short Term TIES Fellow Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering cristo_o_puente_v@yahoo.com.mx Mexican University or Institution: Universidad Juarez del Estado de Durango Academic Advisor: Dr. Jim Field Research Area: Environmental Engineering
	Guadalupe Leticia Ocampo Gómez, Former Short Term TIES Fellow Department of Cell Biology and Anatomy glocampog@yahoo.com Mexican University or Institution: Universidad Autonoma de Coahuila, Torreon Academic Advisor: Drs. Raymond Runyan and Clark Lantz Research Area: Biosciences
	Hugo Alonso Zúñiga Hernández, Former Short Term TIES Fellow Department of Soil, Water and Environmental Science hugo_azh@hotmail.com Mexican University or Institution: Universidad de Sonora Academic Advisor: Dr. Raina Maier Research Area: Phytostabilization
	Flerida Adriana Mejia Zamudio, Former Short Term TIES Fellow Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering fleridam@correoa.uson.mx Mexican University or Institution: Universidad de Sonora Academic Advisor: Dr. Wendell Ela Research Area: Environmental Engineering
	Sandra Isabel Hernandez, Former Short Term TIES Fellow Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering chabeli2mx@yahoo.com.mx Mexican University or Institution: Universidad Autonoma de Coahuila, Torreon Academic Advisors: Drs. Reyes Sierra and Jim Field Research Area: Environmental Engineering
	Luz Adriana Perea Garcia, Former Short Term TIES Fellow Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology garcia@pharmacy.arizona.edu Mexican University or Institution: Instituto Tecnologico de Sonora Academic Advisor: Dr. A. Jay Gandolfi Research Area: Metal toxicology
	Ernesto Uriel Cantu Soto, Former Short Term TIES Fellow Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology soto@pharmacy.arizona.edu Mexican University or Institution: Instituto Tecnologico de Sonora Academic Advisors: Drs. A. Jay Gandolfi and Walter Klimecki Research Area: Metal toxicology
	Glendy Jezabel León Garcia, Long Term TIES Fellow Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering glendy@email.arizona.edu Mexican University or Institution: Instituto Tecnologico de Sonora Academic Advisor: Dr. Reyes Sierra Research Area: Environmental Engineering
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