Background
Romero, Miguel A. was born on September 29, 1925 in Tonalá, Mexico. Son of Elias Aurelio and Luisa (Sánchez) Romero.
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Miguel A. Romero
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Miguel A. Romero, Mexican Animal nutrition director. Achievements include finding of largest and most advanced integrated poultry operation known; discovery of two new mineral species: Mapimite and ojuelaite. Recipient Carnegie award, 1991; named to Hall of Fame, Latin American Poultry Organisation, 1989.
Education
Master of Arts, Harvard University, 1953; Doctor of Philosophy, Harvard University, 1955.
Career
Postdoctoral Imperial College, London, 1955-1956. Research fellow University Mexico, Mexico City, 1956-1957. Research coordinator G.D. Searle, Chicago, 1958-1962.
General director Grupo Romero, Tehuacán, Mexico, since 1963. President acadmeic board University de Las Americas, Puebla, Mexico, since 1990. Founder, owner Romero Mineralogical Museum.
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Congressman Federal Congress, Mexico City, 1985-1988. Sergeant Mexican Army, 1944. Member American Chemical Society, Mineralogical Society of America, Mexican Mineralogical Society (president since 1984, founder 1984), Poultry Science Association, others.
Connections
Married Margarita Betha, February 2, 1958. Children: Miguel, Luisa, Alejandro.
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1955