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The Ministry of Education today presented in Madrid the researcher at the Polytechnic University of Cartagena (UPCT) Carlos Colodro one of the fifteen National Awards for University Education.
Where appropriate, in the field of architecture and engineering.
Colodro, Cartagena, 27, has received the award for academic records and scientific merits accumulated UPCT studying Telecommunications Engineering, a title he won in 2011, year of graduation now resolved the call for national awards .
Colodro had an average score of 9.11 out of 10, compared to an average of 6.58 in his class.
Beside him, only two other students from universities in the region of Murcia in 2011 graduates have achieved some of the 57 national awards in the various branches of university studies.
"It's a great way to start the first line of the curriculum," he noted Carlos Colodro joke after hearing of the award.
More thoughtful, he added that the award "injects forces in the subjective and the objective.
It's a personal satisfaction that is achieved only once in life and certainly help me in the future ".
The endowment of the prize is 3,300 euros.
Colodro the recipe for academic success: "Go to all classes, practices a day out, so they do not accumulate, and going to the exams to give everything".
To prepare the young Cartagena had the following methodology: "make a first comprehensive review of reading the notes, review them again to summarize the most and then make problems, issues and problems."
It recognizes that at exam time "days were reduced to study, eat and sleep," but says that generally had no trouble reconciling leisure with bright notes in obtaining such a difficult race as Teleco.
And it never felt hated for it.
"The companions were happy for me.
Our class was a pineapple and we relied everyone.
Aunábamos efforts and we spent the notes. "
After graduating in Telecommunications Engineering and getting the Thesis Prize UPCT, Colodro also held in Cartagena Polytechnic master's degree in information and communications technology, obtaining a similar award again, and two years is making a doctoral research at the School of Teleco own for the Euclid project of the European Space Agency, with the collaboration of researchers from seven other UPCT.
His work currently focuses on the control module and infrared communications instrument with which the satellite will perform a three-dimensional map of the Universe to reveal the nature of dark matter.
The director of the School of Telecommunications Engineering (ETSIT) UPCT, Leandro Juan, greatly appreciates the national recognition of the academic performance of Carlos Colodro and stresses that "besides being a brilliant student, Carlos has many other qualities they have made it a beloved and admired by his peers and by the teaching person. "
Gratitude is mutual.
Colodro guard "good memories" of the "great teachers" ETSIT.
"They put very tough exams but also to teach well, they managed to endear himself personally."
Now with many of them share research.
Source: UPCT
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