In the area of national doctoral fellowships, Ernesto Copello, a research assistant in the CompuTE group at the School of Engineering, was awarded a doctoral fellowship under the supervision of Dr. Nora Szasz, Academic Coordinator of Systems Engineering, and Dr. Álvaro Tasistro, Professor of Computer Theory at the faculty, as co-advisor. The proposal is titled “Formalization of Aspects of Programming Language Theory.”
In the area of master’s scholarships, Erienne Jackson, a faculty member in the Biotechnology department, received a master’s scholarship (Basic Sciences Education Program), with Dr. Lorena Betancor, a research professor of Biotechnology at the faculty, serving as her advisor. The title of her proposal is “In vitro Use of Immobilized Enzyme Systems.”
Meanwhile, Martín Zubeldia, a research teaching assistant in the MATE (Mathematics Applied to Telecommunications) group at the School of Engineering, received a master’s scholarship. His advisor is Dr. Fernando Paganini, Professor of Telecommunications Theory, and his co-advisor is Dr. Andrés Ferragut, Associate Professor of Telecommunications Theory. His proposal is titled“Performance in Wireless and Peer-to-Peer Networks .”