Mr Juan Carlos Yácono Llanos, Universidad de Lima, Peru
Juan Carlos Yácono Llanos is a distinguished researcher and educator specializing in metallurgical engineering, nanomaterials, and environmental sciences. Currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Engineering and Environmental Sciences (2025), he holds a Master’s in Metallurgical Engineering (2021) and over 30 years of academic experience at Universidad de Lima, where he serves as an Associate Professor. His research includes innovative material technologies, such as Ferrate(VI) applications, adsorption techniques, and magnetoluminescent compounds. A prolific author, his works focus on corrosion studies, phytochemical analyses, and sustainable technologies. Mr. Yácono is also an active contributor to professional committees and university initiatives. 🌟🧪📘
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Educational Background 🎓
Juan Carlos Yácono Llanos has an impressive academic background in engineering and environmental sciences. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Engineering and Environmental Sciences at the Universidad Nacional Agraria La Molina, set to complete in 2025 🎓🌱. He earned a Master’s degree in Metallurgical Engineering from the Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería in 2021 🛠️📚. His journey in engineering began at the Universidad de Lima, where he achieved his Bachelor’s degree in Metallurgical and Steel Engineering in 1987 and later became a certified Metallurgical and Steel Engineer in 1992 🔧✨. His academic foundation fuels his groundbreaking research and teaching contributions.
Professional Experience and Contributions 💼
Juan Carlos Yácono Llanos has an extensive academic and professional career at the Universidad de Lima spanning decades. Currently an Associate Professor since 2022 🧑🏫✨, he has previously held roles as Assistant Professor from 1992 to 2021 and Teaching Assistant starting in 1987 📘. Beyond teaching, he manages laboratories in Chemistry (2023–present) and Environmental Engineering (2022–2023) 🔬🌿. He also chairs the Biological, Chemical, and Radiological Safety Committee (since 2024) 🛡️. Additionally, he oversees cost analysis for third-party testing services (2018–2022) and actively contributes to research and innovation since 1998 📊🔍, demonstrating his multifaceted expertise and dedication.
Research Focus Area 🌱🧬
Juan Carlos Yácono Llanos focuses his research on nanomaterials, sustainable technologies, and advanced materials characterization 🧪🔬. His work emphasizes the study of natural oils, such as Sacha Inchi and Aguaymanto, analyzing their phytochemical composition and quality markers 🌱🛢️. Additionally, he explores corrosion studies, innovative uses for agricultural residues, and the development of eco-friendly materials for agriculture and industry 🌍⚙️. His recent focus on ferrate synthesis and antioxidant activity reflects his commitment to sustainable practices and environmental impact 🧑🔧🌿. Through multidisciplinary research, he contributes to both environmental science and metallurgical engineering, combining expertise in chemistry and technology 🚀✨.
Publication Top Notes📚🌐
Markers of quality and genuineness of commercial extra virgin sacha inchi oils
Materiales: la corrosión, su tradición y alcances
Purificación de papaína a partir de látex seco: Un estudio piloto
The effect of temperature on the rate of oxygen evolution reaction during ferrate (VI) synthesis by anodic dissolution of iron in highly alkaline media
Transformación de residuos de langostineras para la producción de alimento balanceado para tilapia y de polímeros para cobertura de semillas aplicables a la agricultura orgánica
Markers of quality and genuineness of commercial extra virgin sacha inchi oils
Characterization of Glyceridic and Unsaponifiable Compounds of Sacha Inchi (Plukenetia huayllabambana L.) Oils
Marcadores específicos de la adición de aceites de semillas en aceites comerciales etiquetados como Sacha Inchi Virgen
Obtención y caracterización fisicoquímica de aceites genuinos de sacha inchi (Plukenetia huayllabambana)
Conclusion 🔍
Given his substantial background in metallurgical engineering, nanomaterials research, and environmental applications, along with impactful academic and professional achievements, Mr. Juan Carlos Yácono Llanos is indeed well-suited for roles that demand expertise in nanomaterials research and innovation.