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The student of Industrial Engineering at the Polytechnic University of Cartagena (UPCT) Daniel Bautista party Wednesday to Boston (United States) to develop for nine months ventricular assist device in a biotechnology institute at Harvard University.
"I always had the dream of going to study abroad.
Looking a lot, with a little luck and thanks to training in fluid mechanics gave me the UPCT I got an interview with the Boston Children's Hospital surgeon who heads the project, "says Daniel, murciano 22 years.
This student of Masters in Industrial Engineering and Technology graduate of the Polytechnic of Cartagena will integrate from April in equipment design and prototyping of a new ventricular assist device (VAD acronym).
"We will create a test bench models for fluid dynamics simulations," he explains.
The young student faces the challenge with confidence.
"I know I'm going to have very competent colleagues and that's a guarantee.
The opportunity to share what they learned in the UPCT attracts me a lot, "he argues.
"As little, I will return with a high level of English, contact with people from many countries and a personal experience that in Spain could not get," he adds.
"To accept the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering have valued the constructive skills has given me the race and the fact that our training is very complete.
In the United States, where education is very specialist, appreciate that we have multidisciplinary expertise in areas such as electronics, computer design or fluid mechanics, "argues Daniel, who will have among its tutors founder Laboratory Biodesign Harvard, Conord Walsh.
"I see myself ready," he concludes.
To contribute to the economic effort for the family of this student supposed to stay in Boston, the Polytechnic University of Cartagena and Industrial School and the College of Industrial Engineers, "are making a brutal effort, especially Antonio Guillamón, director of School, to help "gratefully acknowledges the promising student.
Source: UPCT
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