I.- MAIN FIELDS OF PROFESSIONAL COVERAGE

MINERAL DEPOSITS

• Geoxploration and evaluation of mineral deposits and prospects.

MEDICAL GEOLOGY. ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY

• Investigations to determine the possible affectation of chemical elements in the environment to human and animal health.

GEOHYDROLOGY

• Water availability, quality and conservation. Toxicology and cleanliness.

II.- EDUCATION.

• Geologist. National Autonomous University of Mexico.
• Master of Science. Geology applied to Civil Engineering. University of Arizona, Tucson. S.A.
• Ph.D. in Economic Geology. University of Arizona, Tucson. U.S.A.

OTHER COURSES AND DIPLOMAS IN MINERALS, PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL TOXICOLOGY AT:

• Michigan State University. U.S.A
• United States Geological Survey, Washington, D.C.
• University of California, Berkeley, Calif.
• Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colo.
• Camborne School of Metalliferous Mining, Camborne, England.
• Japan International Cooperation Agency, Tokyo, Japan.
• International Council for Mining and Metals.
• Canadian International Resources and Development Institute.
   

III.- PUBLICATIONS

More than 100 technical publications in Mexico and abroad. Preparation of hundreds of technical articles on mineral deposits, medical geology and environmental toxicology.

IV.- PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

50 years of professional practice in various executive positions in the public and private sectors, in Mexico and the U.S.A.

VI.- ACADEMY OF ENGINEERING OF MEXICO

Member of the Mexican Academy of Engineering. Secretary and President of the specialty of Geological Engineering. Currently: President of the Mining and Metallurgy Commission.