Introduction
Name of the program: Doctorate in Nanotechnology Key DGP: 520619 Normal period to graduate: 8 semesters Credits: 218 Degree that confers: Doctor in Nanotechnology Campus where it is offered: Hermosillo
Program description
goals
The curriculum offers its graduates a high level academic education characterized by five central dimensions:
To develop a multidisciplinary excellence training in the vast field of Nanotechnology and Materials Science and Engineering, which includes the basic studies of the subject, its intimate structure, its atomic configuration, physical, chemical, physicochemical and biophysical properties.
To generate in the students a deep level of competence in the domain of the diverse analytical, experimental and computational methodologies, for the processing, synthesis and characterization of the nanostructured materials.
Develop and enrich a training of teaching skills at the level of higher education and postgraduate.
Link the training of its graduates to the development needs of the productive sector; Y
To develop researchers of excellence and ethics, with a high level of originality, independence and scientific methodology.
What Will Your Competencies Be When You Finish The Program?
Egress Profile
The graduate of the Doctorate in Nanotechnology will be characterized by the mastery of the following:
Cognitive Competencies
Mastery of the theories, methodologies and technologies associated with Nanotechnology;
Methodological capacities for scientific research, with emphasis on the development of heuristic skills;
Knowledge of the context, structure and technological development of the productive sector;
Valuation of existing knowledge in the area of Science and Engineering of Nanostructured Materials;
Generation of basic and applied research, original and independent, that allow the enrichment of knowledge of the Science and Engineering of Nanostructured Materials.
Instrumental skills
Efficient management of the operation and management of equipment, materials, instruments and laboratories related to Nanotechnology;
Creation of new techniques and procedures for operation and management of equipment, materials, instruments and laboratories; Y
Development of teaching skills for the management of higher education and postgraduate learning groups.
Valuation Competences
Enrichment of the valoral and attitudinal dimensions of scientific knowledge
Development of an ecological conscience in its tasks of research and service to the productive sector;
Characterization of the ethical values of scientific and professional work. Leadership capacity in the field of knowledge of Science and Engineering of nanostructured materials and nanotechnology, and
Ability to participate in the training of high level researchers in the field of nanotechnology.
Curriculum
Curricular map
List of subjects
Investigative Practice I
Selected Topics of Nanotechnology
Investigative Practice II
Characterization of Materials
Experimental Development I
Experimental Development II
Thesis I
Thesis II
Optional assignatures
Electron Microscopy
Electronic Structure of Materials
Advanced Ceramics
Thermal Treatment of Materials
Microstructures and Mechanical Properties of Materials
Polymers
Processing of Polymers
Characterization of catalysts
Synthesis of catalysts
Physical chemistry
Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
Advanced Organic Chemistry
Preparation and Characterization of Thin Films
Electron spectroscopy
Electro-Optics
Photonics
Selected Topics of Physics and Chemistry
Crystallography and Diffraction
Magnetic Properties of the Mater.
Experimental Techniques of Magnetism
Non destructive essays
Continuous Mechanics
Selected Topics of Physical Metallurgy
Polymer Chemistry
Physicochemistry of Polymers
Rheology and Reometry
Additive for Polymers
Molecular Models of Structures and Properties of Polymers
Chemical Modeling of Atoms to Liquids
Introduction to Computational Chemistry
Computational Simulation of Molecular and Supramolecular Materials
Introduction to Nanotechnology
Introduction to Bionanotechnology
Application of Computational Nanotechnology
Science and Technology of Nanocomposites
Molecular Nanoelectronics
Computational Chemistry for Nanotechnology
Supramolecular Chemistry
Production of Hydrogen for Fuel Cells
Fuel Cell Technologies
Techniques for Selecting Hydrogen Production and Fuel Cells
Luminescent Characterization of Nanomaterials
Analysis of Biomolecules
Molecular biology
Lines of generation and / or application of knowledge of the program.
Bionanotechnology and Nanomedicine.
Manufacturing and Evaluation of Devices.
Nanostructures and Functionalized Nanocomposites.
Academic Core
The Teaching Staff that integrates the Basic Academic Nucleus (NAB) of the Program is made up of 28 Doctors, of whom 27 belong to the National System of Researchers (SNI), for the time of dedication to the Postgraduate Program in Nanotechnology (Masters and Doctorate) They are classified as full-time teachers and part-time teachers.
The following tables show the breakdown of the Teaching Staff grouped by the Time of dedication to the Graduate Program, indicating the Level in the SNI, as well as the Lines of Generation and Application of Knowledge (LGAC's) that it develops: (1 ) Bionanotechnology and Nanomedicine ; (2) Manufacture and Evaluation of Devices ; and (3) Functionalized Nanostructures and Nanocomposites .
Full Time Teachers
Teacher's name
Level in the SNI
LGAC's
Institutional Mail
Alvarado Rivera Josefina
1 (Chair)
(two)
josefina.alvarado@unison.mx
Alvarez Ramos Mario Enrique
3
(2) and (3)
enrique.alvarez@fisica.uson.mx
Barboza Flores Marcelino
3
(1 2 and 3)
mbarboza@cifus.uson.mx
Berman Mendoza Dainet
one
(2) and (3)
daiber@cifus.uson.mx
Castillo Santos Jesus
two
(two)
semiconductors@difus.uson.mx
Zayas Saucedo María Elena
one
(two)
mzayas@difus.uson.mx
Corella Madueño Adalberto
two
(2) and (3)
adalberto.corella@correo.fisica.uson.mx
García Gutiérrez Rafael
two
(2) and (3)
rgarcia@cifus.uson.mx
Hernandez Paredes Javier
one
(2) and (3)
javier.paredes@fisica.uson.mx
Íñiguez Palomares Ramón Alfonso
C
(1) and (3)
ramonalfonso.iniguez@gmail.com
Juárez Onofre Josué Elías
one
(1) and (3)
josue.juarez@fisica.uson.mx
Larios Rodríguez Eduardo Antonio
one
(1) and (3)
elarios@polimeros.uson.mx
Lucero Acuña Jesús Armando
C
(1) and (3)
jalucero@ciencias.uson.mx
Meléndrez Amavizca Rodrigo
3
(1 2 and 3)
rodrigo@difus.uson.mx
Ortiz Rascón Eduardo
C (Chair)
(one)
eortize@gmail.com
Pedroza Montero Martín Rafael
two
(1) and (3)
mpedroza@cifus.uson.mx
Riera Aroche Raúl
two
(2) and (3)
rriera@cifus.uson.mx
Rodríguez Beas César
C
(1) and (3)
cesaragosto@ciencias.uson.mx
Rodríguez León Erika
C
(1) and (3)
erl990206@gmail.com
Rodríguez Mijangos Ricardo Antonio
two
(two)
mijangos@cifus.uson.mx
Roses Burgos Rodrigo Arturo
two
(2) and (3)
rodrigo.rosas@correo.fisica.uson.mx
Sánchez Zeferino Raúl
one
(two)
raul.sanchez@ciencias.uson.mx
Valdés Covarrubias Miguel Ángel
two
(1) and (3)
miguel.valdez@correo.fisica.uson.mx
Part Time Teachers
Teacher's name
Level in the SNI
LGAC's
Institutional Mail
Carrillo Torres Roberto Carlos
C
(1) and (3)
roberto.carrillo@unison.mx
Castellanos Moreno Arnulfo
(2) and (3)
arnulfo.castellanos@correo.fisica.uson.mx
Esquivel González Reynaldo
Chair
(1) and (3)
reynaldoegzz@gmail.com
Complementary Academic Nucleus of the Doctorate in Nanotechnology (DEN)
The Teaching Personnel that integrates the Complementary Academic Nucleus of the Program is conformed by 8 Doctors, of which 4 belong to the National System of Researchers (SNI). This group includes teachers who have been assigned to National or Foreign Institutions and who participate part-time in the Program.
The following tables show the breakdown of the Teaching Staff of the Complementary Academic Center of the Graduate Program, indicating the level in the SNI, as well as the assignment and the Lines of Generation and Application of Knowledge ( LGAC's ) that it develops.
Teachers of External Institutions
Teacher's name
Ascription Institution
Level in the SNI
LGAC's
Ayón Ballesteros Arturo Alejo
The University of Texas at San Antonio (USA)
two
(2) and (3)
Caldiño García Ulises Sinhue
UAM - Iztapalapa
(two)
Duarte Moller José Alberto
CIMAV AC
two
(2) and (3)
Gómez Pavón Luz del Carmen
BUAP
one
(2) and (3)
Guzmán Zamudio Roberto
University of Arizona (USA)
(1) and (3)
Haupt Karsten
Compiègne University of Technology (France)
(1) and (3)
Ramírez Bon Rafael
CINVESTAV-IPN Unit Querétaro
3
(1 2 and 3)
Taboada Pablo
University of Santigao de Compostela (Spain)
(1) and (3)
How to enter this postgraduate course?
Entry requirements
Application form and letter of presentation of your reasons for admission to study in the area of Nanotechnology.
Master's Degree or Examination Certificate in any area related to Nanotechnology, such as Materials Science, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and / or Related Engineering (Chemistry, Biochemistry, Systems, Materials, Mechanics, Electrical, Electronics, etc.) ) and master's certificate of qualifications.
Minimum average of 8.0 or its equivalent.
Demonstrate sufficiency of the English language. TOEFL 500 points, or its equivalent assigned by the Department of Foreign Languages of UNISON.
Present CENEVAL EXANI-III knowledge and aptitude exam and obtain a minimum score of 1000 points.
Present diagnostic test.
Proposed thesis and Curriculum Vitae of the director.
Interview with academic research staff related to your proposal to be evaluated initially. For final acceptance the student must also have a positive evaluation in the interview with the Academic Committee of the Postgraduate.
Two color children's photos with white background.
Two letters of academic recommendation from Professor Researchers belonging to the National System of Researchers (SNI).
Birth certificate (original).
Unique Code of Population Registration (CURP) for Mexicans; and for foreigners, corresponding student immigration form.
Voter's credential (both sides) for Mexicans; passport for foreigners (copy).
Proof of address (copy).
Admission profile
The PhD program in Nanotechnology is aimed at graduates of a Master's Degree in a related area of Nanotechnology such as Materials Science, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and / or Related Engineering (Chemistry, Industrial, Biochemistry, Systems, Materials, Mechanics , Electrical, Electronics, etc.).
What do you need to get the degree?
Qualification requirements
To obtain a PhD degree, you must:
Approve the total credits and meet the other requirements established in the corresponding graduate program;
Proof of understanding a language other than Spanish, as established by the Academic Committee of the Postgraduate Program according to the study program.
Pass the examination of grade in the written phase and in the oral phase before a jury named ex profeso.
For the degree of doctor, to pass a general examination of knowledge in the case in which the graduate program contemplates it.
Comply with the provisions and requirements demanded by the School Services Office for the issuance of the degree.
Titration options
Develop and defend your thesis on an original research project before a jury that will be integrated according to the internal guidelines of the program.
How much does it cost to study this postgraduate course?
Cost of the EXANI-III
The registration cost of applicants to enter the Universidad de Sonora is announced annually along with the first entry notice.
Registration and tuition fees
Students, when enrolling in any of the graduate programs, must cover the corresponding fees according to the current minimum wage in the city of Hermosillo, as established in the Quotas Regulation.
More reports
Dr. Mario Enrique Alvarez Ramos Program coordinator Building 3F (Ground Floor), Blvd. Luis Encinas J. and Rosales S / N, Col. Centro, CP 83000. Hermosillo, Sonora. coordinacion.posgrado@fisica.uson.mx Tel: 52 (662) 2592108 href = "http://www.nanotecnologia.uson.mx/
