The Symposium of Mexican Studies and Students in the UK is a space for scientific and academic dissemination intended for students, researchers, research centres and companies interested in the scientific, technological and multidisciplinary development of Mexico and Latin America. This year, the symposium will be hosted by the University of Nottingham. Our main theme is 'Synergy, the Link to the Future'. The Oxford dictionary defines the word “synergy” as the collaboration of two or more agents to produce a combined effect greater than the sum of their separate effects. The organising committee decided to use this word to highlight the importance of the interaction between the disciplines. We are stronger together and our knowledge works better when we share it, discuss it, integrate it and apply it. Therefore, we think that indeed, working together (in synergy) is the right path to a better future.
Organisers
Alan Vega Pasos
Buildings, Energy and Environment Research Group
Andrea Garduño Jiménez
Environmental Engineering with Food Water Waste Research Group
Carlos A. Gómez Moreno
Manufacturing Engineering
Carlos A. Osorio Sandoval
Centre for Structural Engineering and Informatics
Cristina Ferro Barbosa
Manufacturing Engineering
Francisco González
Business School
Gisela Reyes Cruz
Human Computer Interaction
Jesús Molinar Díaz
Materials Engineering and Materials Design
Jorge A. Llamas Orozco
Sustainable Energy Technologies
Gustavo Berumen Salazar
Human and Computer Interaction
Paulyna G. Magaña Gómez
Molecular Therapeutics and Formulation Research Group
Mariana Gaytán
School of Psychology
Michael Basford
Reliable Wireless Communications for Intra-Vehicular Networks