Background
Ortega-Aguilar, Alicia was born on July 23, 1961 in Mexico City. Daughter of Carlos Ortega and Esperanza Aguilar.
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Alicia Ortega-Aguilar
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Alicia Ortega-Aguilar, Mexican biomedical researcher, educator. Achievements include research in muscle fatigue, biological membranes. Recipient Teaching Excellence award, University Waterloo, 1988; Postdoctoral fellowship, American Muscular Dystrophy Association, 1986-1987, Alexander von Humboldt fellowship, Germany, 1998, Basic Research grants, CONACyT-Mexico, 2005-2010.
Education
Doctor of Medicine, University National Autonoma Mexico, Mexi. City, 1986; Doctor of Philosophy, University Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, 1991.
Career
Postdoctoral researcher University Maryland, Baltimore, 1984—1987, Boston biomedical Research Institute, 1985—1986. Research assistant, teaching assistant University Waterloo, 1988—1991. Postdoctoral associate Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, 1991—1992.
Chair, department biochemistry, Institute National Perinatologia, Mexico City, 1993—1996. Professor University National Autonoma Mexico, since 1994. Visiting professor Max-Planck Institute, Munich, 1999—2001.
Achievements
Membership
Research coordinator GUCAL-MEXICO, Grupo University para la calidad en Latin America, Mexico City, 2009. Member of Mexican National Researcher Systems, Mexican Academy of Sciences (member, Administrative Management College 2001).
Interests
Connections
Married Isidoro Gitler-Goldwain, November 22, 1992. 1 child Tania Constanza Gitler-Ortega;1 child Sofia Isadora Gitler-Ortega.
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Nationality
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Political Party
Republican Liberal
Awards
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Recipient Teaching Excellence award, University Waterloo, 1988. Postdoctoral fellowship, American Muscular Dystrophy Association, 1986-1987, Alexander von Humboldt fellowship, Germany, 1998, Basic Research grants, CONACyT-Mexico, 2005-2010.Recipient Teaching Excellence award, University Waterloo, 1988. Postdoctoral fellowship, American Muscular Dystrophy Association, 1986-1987, Alexander von Humboldt fellowship, Germany, 1998, Basic Research grants, CONACyT-Mexico, 2005-2010.