Katherine Lizama

Electromagnetism, I think, was one of the subjects that I liked the most so far in the faculty. The time we had to have face-to-face classes, before the ¨social outbreak¨ ocurred, I was always with my classmate doing exercises on the subject that the teacher was dictating at the time or talking about what he was teaching us. Some of the contents that we saw in that subject was electric field, electric and ionic currents, magnetic force, among many other things jajaja.  I think I liked this subject a lot because Professor Daniel Valdés transmitted the love and passion he felt when teaching us electromagnetism. He made us feel that nothing was difficult and that by striving and above all wanting to learn we would achieve everything we set out to. Also the way he had to teach was very cool, he would stand on the table or jump, etc. to explain something to us and we could also joke and laugh with him as if we were all friends. Maybe more than liking the subject, I liked the way this te...

I don´t know if I admire someone because I think I have never felt that feeling towards someone, but I do like to recognize people´s achievements. One of the people that I really like right now is the teacher Lilian Abugoch. She is a professor at the Faculty of Chemical and Fharmaceutical Sciences and also studied Food Engineering at that Faculty. Well she is head of the department of food science and chemical technology, she also has a doctorate exact sciences from a foreign university. I do not know her personal life or anything like that, since with the online semester it is very difficult to talk beyond the subject, but from what she has been able to share with us and what I could investigate she has many projects published in important international magazines of great importance. One of her latest publications corresponds to ¨Development of a scalable procedure by a discontinuous crossflow DF/UF to obtain a concentrate of chenopodin from a dead-end centrifugal UF at bench scale...