Dr. Andres Carmona Hernandez is full-time researcher at the Institute of Engineering, Universidad Veracruzana. He
earned, from the Universidad Veracruzana, a BS in Chemical Engineering (2013)
and a Masters in Corrosion Engineering (2016). He completed his PhD studies in Engineering
and Applied Sciences at the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos
(2021). His research interests include corrosion mechanisms (stress corrosion
cracking, flow-accelerated corrosion, AC corrosion), and corrosion prevention and
control methods (corrosion inhibitors). He belongs to the National System of
Researchers of the National Council for the Humanities, Sciences and Technology
(CONAHCYT). He is a member of the Mexican Society of Electrochemistry.
Dr. Andres Carmona Hernandez is full-time researcher at the Institute of Engineering, Universidad Veracruzana. He
earned, from the Universidad Veracruzana, a BS in Chemical Engineering (2013)
and a Masters in Corrosion Engineering (2016). He completed his PhD studies in Engineering
and Applied Sciences at the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos
(2021). His research interests include corrosion mechanisms (stress corrosion
cracking, flow-accelerated corrosion, AC corrosion), and corrosion prevention and
control methods (corrosion inhibitors). He belongs to the National System of
Researchers of the National Council for the Humanities, Sciences and Technology
(CONAHCYT). He is a member of the Mexican Society of Electrochemistry.