Dr. Carlos Espinoza-González is a Researcher at the Department of Advanced Materials, Research Centre for Applied Chemistry (CIQA). He completed his PhD studies in Polymer Technology at CIQA and has been awarded membership in the National System of Researchers Level 1. Dr. Espinoza-González recently led the research group on Arid Zone-Inspired Biomaterials and co-leads the division of Remediation and Development of Alternatives to Plastic Materials in the Macro project ‘PRIORITY’ on the Monitoring of Microplastics, supported by the European Cooperation Fund for Science and Technology. He has published 15 papers in various journals and serves as a Guest Editor for thematic issues in international journals, including Polymers. Additionally, he is a member of the Editorial Board for Ultrasonics Sonochemistry and Frontiers in Materials. His teaching disciplines include Polymer Technology and Innovation, and his interests encompass biodegradable polymers, microencapsulation technologies, and the development of sustainable materials. Dr. Espinoza-González has been instrumental in training 18 students across Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD programs and holds 14 patents related to microencapsulation technologies in Mexico, Japan, China, and the United States, with 12 patent applications pending. He has successfully led numerous Basic Science and Technological Development projects supported by CONAHCyT and other government funds.
Research Keywords & Expertise
Biodegradable Polymers
Natural Products
Spray Drying
microparticles
Encapsulating
Short Biography
Dr. Carlos Espinoza-González is a Researcher at the Department of Advanced Materials, Research Centre for Applied Chemistry (CIQA). He completed his PhD studies in Polymer Technology at CIQA and has been awarded membership in the National System of Researchers Level 1. Dr. Espinoza-González recently led the research group on Arid Zone-Inspired Biomaterials and co-leads the division of Remediation and Development of Alternatives to Plastic Materials in the Macro project ‘PRIORITY’ on the Monitoring of Microplastics, supported by the European Cooperation Fund for Science and Technology. He has published 15 papers in various journals and serves as a Guest Editor for thematic issues in international journals, including Polymers. Additionally, he is a member of the Editorial Board for Ultrasonics Sonochemistry and Frontiers in Materials. His teaching disciplines include Polymer Technology and Innovation, and his interests encompass biodegradable polymers, microencapsulation technologies, and the development of sustainable materials. Dr. Espinoza-González has been instrumental in training 18 students across Bachelor's, Master's, and PhD programs and holds 14 patents related to microencapsulation technologies in Mexico, Japan, China, and the United States, with 12 patent applications pending. He has successfully led numerous Basic Science and Technological Development projects supported by CONAHCyT and other government funds.
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