Iván Quevedo-Partida

rs (Level 1). He did a postdoctoral stage as an ORISE fellow at the U.S Food Drug Administration (FDA) in Arkansas, USA. He holds a PhD in Environmental Engineering from McGill University, a Master of Science with a specialization in Environmental Systems and a Chemical Engineer from the Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey. His research areas of interest are focused on the transport, treatment and fate of emerging contaminants in water (eg, drugs, personal care products, industrial waste) and in the detection and characterization of nanostructured materials (eg, metal oxides, quantum dots, nanocellulose) in complex matrices (eg, sunscreens, food supplements). He is currently a full-time professor at the Dept. of Engineering and Chemical Sciences, where he is responsible for academic projects and with the industry.