Three scientists from the University of Chile are noted for their studies in biology and biochemistry
From right to left: Sergio Lavandero, Alfredo Criollo and Andrew Quest
Recently three researchers from the Advanced Center for Chronic Diseases ACCDIS, belonging to the University of Chile, were highlighted among the best scientists in the world and in Chile, for his studies in biology and biochemistry. This recognition was granted by Research.com in its first edition of the ranking.
In this first edition, 23,129 profiles of scientists studying biology and biochemistry in the world were examined., of which 17 researchers represent research in Chile and belong to various universities and institutes. The ranking evaluated the scientific production, publications and citations collected until December 6, 2021.
Among the researchers recognized in Chile, is the academic of the University of Chile and also director of the Advanced Center for Chronic Diseases (ACCDIS) Sergio Lavandero, who is ranked number 1,650 worldwide and number two in Chile. This new recognition is in addition to the one made by Expertscape in 2021 when it was staked as a global expert in the heart area, placing it in 33rd place out of 163,281 experts globally, based on your publications generated between 2010 and 2020.
Next is the Dr. Alfredo Criollo, researcher at the Institute of Research in Dental Sciences (ICOD) the u. Chile, ranked number three in the country and among the 9% of the world's leading researchers. And in the position number eight in Chile, the Dr is. Andrew Quest, principal investigator of ACCDIS dedicated to the study of inflammation in angiogenesis, cell migration and metastasis.
"During my years of career as an academic and scientist, I have witnessed the value of working as a team and multidisciplinary with various areas, today this ideal becomes stronger with my candidacy for the rectory of the University of Chile. I want to put aside the term "Rector" and responsibly transform our Rectory into a work team made up of new faces, new ideas and new visions that prepare us for a better future", highlighted Professor Lavandero.
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Alfredo Criollo, is one of the researchers trained by Dr. Laundry, who was his undergraduate professor and mentor during his graduate studies, allowing you to perfect yourself as a researcher at ACCDIS; currently Dr. Criollo is an assistant professor at the Faculty of Dentistry of the University of Chile and has collaborated multidisciplinarily with various scientists around the world. "Collaborative networks are fundamental to the trajectory and success of every scientist.. In that sense be part of ACCDIS, a Center where various lines of research converge, has allowed us to exchange tools, generate bold projects and receive constructive criticism, which as a whole contribute to the development of our research and the training of young talents", commented Professor Criollo.
During Dr's career. Sergio Lavandero, has contributed to the training of more than 200 researchers and professionals, of which 70 are new academics/researchers currently working in university or research institutions in Chile and abroad. He has directed 25 post-doctoral students, 87 Doctoral Theses, 14 master's theses and more than 87 undergraduate memorists.
"I want my house of study to remain prestigious and to be the first choice for future professionals". For this reason, I invite you to participate to responsibly transform the U for the benefit of the entire university community, improving administrative management, Academic and social benefits Let's make our blue heart beat again! I invite the community to visit our website, meet the team that accompanies me and the fundamental pillars of our program www.sergiolavandero.cl We want to transform the University of Chile with you!! Professor Sergio Lavandero finished.