Verónica Jesus Pilco Mamani, Mg

Professor and researcher hired at the Faculty of Natural and Formal Sciences of the San Pablo Catholic University. Master in Environmental Engineering and Technology from the Miguel de Cervantes European University, Second Specialty in Solar Energy from the National University of Engineering –UNI and a Bachelor of Physics from UNSA. She has specialized degrees in Environmental Impact Assessment and Studies as well as Clean Development Mechanisms and Climate Change. Internships carried out in the Laboratory of Innovation and Evaluation in Biomass stoves of the Institute for Research in Ecosystems and Sustainability of the National Autonomous University of Mexico and the HELPS International Laboratory in Guatemala. Consultant in measuring the impacts of the use and performance of biomass stoves as part of the Berkeley Air Monitoring Group team at the University of Berkeley (USA). With research related to the use, monitoring and evaluation in aspects of energy efficiency, indoor pollution (CO, PM2.5, CO2 and S) and impacts, social and environmental of clean technologies (stoves, solar dryer, solar hot springs, PV panels and others) in the rural area of ​​the country. She is currently part of the team of researchers within the framework of Law 30309-Fondecyt, conducting studies of physicochemical and microbiological characterization of sewage sludge, paper mills and pruning waste-PANAM.