Vargas-Martínez, Adriana

Adriana Vargas Martínez received a bachelor's degree in Chemical Engineering (2005), a Master's of Science in Environmental Systems (2007) and a Doctorate in Engineering Sciences with a specialty in Automation (2011) from the Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey. She was a visiting researcher at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (2010). She did a Postdoctorate (2012-2013), in Montreal, Canada at Concordia University. Currently, she is Chair of the Mechatronics Department, Monterrey's Region (Monterrey Campus, Saltillo Campus and Laguna Campus). Her research areas include Educational Innovation, Automatic Control, Intelligent Control Systems and Fault Tolerant Control. She has more than 50 outreach works in research and education, she is the coordinator of the Tecnológico de Monterrey relationship for the EIC with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), she is co-leader of the industry 4.0 initiative with the University of Alberta, she participated as Coordinator in the Project for the Development of a Mechanical Ventilator for patients with Covid, she has actively participated in the Automotive Consortium, where the projects carried out with Sisamex and Ternium stand out, and since the beginning of this year she has been the National Leader of Ingenia Women in Engineering and Sciences.

Associate Dean of the Digital School and Graduate Studies, of the School of Engineering and Sciences of the Tecnológico de Monterrey. National Leader of Ingenia Women in Engineering and Sciences, with 5 committees collaborating at the national level: Rector, Mentor, Promotion, Linker, and SheSTEM Chair. She received a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering (2005), a Master of Science in Environmental Systems (2007) and a Doctorate in Engineering Sciences with a specialty in Automation (2011) from the Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey. She was a visiting researcher at the Polytechnic University of Catalonia (2010). She did a Postdoc (2012-2013), in Montreal, Canada at Concordia University. Her research areas include Educational Innovation, Automatic Control, Intelligent Control Systems and Fault Tolerant Control. She has more than 50 outreach works in research and education, she belongs to the National System of Researchers (Level I) and is coordinator of the Tecnológico de Monterrey relationship for the School of Engineering and Sciences with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).