Background
Heredia-Zavoni, Ernesto A. was born on January 6, 1960 in Lima, Lima, Peru.
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Ernesto A. Heredia-Zavoni
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Ernesto A. Heredia-Zavoni, Peruvian civil engineer, researcher. Recipient Award for contribution to the development of technical, Mexican Petroleum Institute, 2000, 1997, First Prize, Graña Y Montero, 1983; Teaching Excellency Fellowship, National Council For Science And Technology, Mexico, 1993, Grant for graduate studies in the United States, Fulbright, 1986.
Education
Doctor of Philosophy, Princeton University, 1993. Master of Arts, Princeton University, 1990. Master of Science in Civil Engineering, Washington University St. Louis, 1988.
Civil Engineer, Catholic University of Peru, 1983—1983.
Career
Research assistant Department Engineering Catholic University Peru, Lima, Peru, 1983—1984, researcher Department Engineering Peru, 1984—1986, professor mechanics School Engineering Peru, 1984—1986. Associate researcher Applied Mechanics Engineering Institute National Autonomous University Mexico, Mexico City, 1993—1997, researcher Applied Mechanics Engineering Institute, 1997—1999, professor structural dynamics and random vibration Graduate School Engineering, since 1993. Consultant Mexico Petroleum Institute, Mexico City, 1996—1998, researcher, since 1999.
Achievements
Membership
Member of Mexico Academy of Sciences, National Council for Science and Technology Mexico, National Institute Researchers, Mexican Society Earthquake Engineering (First Prize 2001), Sigma Xi.
Connections
Son of Ernesto R Heredia La Puente and Estela C Zavoni Betancourt.
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Nationality
Peruvian
Education
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1993
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1990
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1988
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Career
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1983 - 1984
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1993 - 1997
Awards
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Recipient Award for contribution to the development of technical, Mexican Petroleum Institute, 2000, 1997, First Prize, Graña Y Montero, 1983. Teaching Excellency Fellowship, National Council For Science And Technology, Mexico, 1993, Grant for graduate studies in the United States, Fulbright, 1986.Recipient Award for contribution to the development of technical, Mexican Petroleum Institute, 2000, 1997, First Prize, Graña Y Montero, 1983. Teaching Excellency Fellowship, National Council For Science And Technology, Mexico, 1993, Grant for graduate studies in the United States, Fulbright, 1986.