Background
Fernandez-Miyakawa, Mariano Enrique was born on August 7, 1971 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Arrived in United States, 2003. Son of Emilio Francisco Fernandez and Jorgelina Miyakawa.
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Mariano Enrique Fernandez-Miyakawa, Argentinian biologist, research scientist. Recipient Young Investigator’s Competition First Place, Anaerobe Society Americas, 2002; fellow, Fund Science and Technology, 1998—2000; grantee, Argentinean Society Clinical Research, 1999, Anaerobe Society Americas, 2002, 2004; scholar, Japan International Cooperation Agency, 2002-2003.
Education
Degree in molecular biology, University Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1998. Doctor of Philosophy in Physiology, University Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2003.
Career
Research assistant National Institute Microbiology, Buenos Aires, 1995—1998. Research assistant School Medicine University Buenos Aires, 1999—2002. Invited research associate University Tokushima-Bunri, Japan, 2002—2003.
Research associate University California, Davis, California, since 2003. Consultant Aventis-Pasteur, Buenos Aires, 2002—2003.
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Membership
Fellow: National Agency Promoting Science and Technology (associate). Member: American Association for the Advancement of Science, Association Argentina de Cooperación Nikkei, American Society Microbiology (associate).
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Married Daniela Macarena Losada-Eaton, March 15, 2004.
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Argentinian
Education
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1998
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2003
Awards
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Recipient Young Investigator’s Competition First Place, Anaerobe Society Americas, 2002. Fellow, Fund Science and Technology, 1998—2000. Grantee, Argentinean Society Clinical Research, 1999, Anaerobe Society Americas, 2002, 2004. Scholar, Japan International Cooperation Agency, 2002-2003.Recipient Young Investigator’s Competition First Place, Anaerobe Society Americas, 2002. Fellow, Fund Science and Technology, 1998—2000. Grantee, Argentinean Society Clinical Research, 1999, Anaerobe Society Americas, 2002, 2004.
Scholar, Japan International Cooperation Agency, 2002-2003.