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Jahir Orozco Holguín. Group leader.
PhD in Chemistry, University of Barcelona and Institute for Microelectronics of Barcelona, 2008; Chemist, Universidad de Antioquia.
Research interest and expertise:
● Nano-bioengineering, nano-biotechnology, nanomotors, micro and nanocarriers.
● Chemical (bio)sensors and nano(micro)devices.
● Advanced nanoscale materials and methods for detection and separation of biomolecules.
● Development of functional materials by integration of nanostructures and biomolecules (DNA, aptamers, antibodies, proteins, peptides).
● DNA-based sensors for detection of pathogens.
● Nanomaterials-polymer composites for enhanced sensing.
● Surface and supramolecular chemistry.
● Electrochemistry and analytical chemistry.
Biography
Jahir Orozco Holguín is the Group Leader of the Max Planck Tandem Group in Nanobioengineering (MPTG-N) at the University of Antioquia, Colombia. He is a chemist from the same University and has a Ph.D. in chemistry from the University of Barcelona and the Institute of Microelectronics of Barcelona (Spain), 2008. He completed 3 postdoctoral stays for 7 years at the Banyuls sur Mer Oceanological Observatory (France), at the Department of Nanoengineering at the University of California San Diego (UCSD) (USA), and at the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (Spain). He has been awarded the Beatriu de Pinós Spanish Scholarships (2010 and 2012) and the Severo Ochoa Excellence Fellow (2015); awarded for his outstanding professional activity, Faculty of Exact and Natural Sciences (University of Antioquia), Colombia (2017); and as an outstanding reviewer in various scientific journals (2018 and 2019). He has been an editorial board member of the Molecules journal since 2019. His areas of interest include nano(bio)technology, nano(micro)carriers, nanomotors, nano(micro)devices, nanomaterials, (bio)sensors, electrochemistry, and the development of analytical tools for environmental and biomedical applications.
Postdoc
Dr. Susana Pamela Mejia de los RiosBackground: Biologist (2006), MSc. Microbiology (2014), Ph.D. Biomedical, Basic Sciences (2023). Line: Nanoencapsulation, in vitro and in vivo studies. |
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Dr. Danilo Echeverri HincapiéBackground: Biological Engineer (2016), Ph.D. Chemical Sciences (2023) Line: (Glyco)nanobiosensors & capacitive transduction |
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Dr. Andrés Felipe Cruz Pacheco, Ph.DBackground: Chemist (2016), MSc. Chemistry (2017), Ph.D. Chemical Sciences (2023) Line: Nanostructured electrochemical biosensors |
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Dr. Jennifer Paola Quinchía Cardona, Ph.D.Background: Chemist (2017), Ph.Dc, pending for defense (2023) Line: Nanobiosensors and nanocarriers |
Graduate students
PhD student: Elkin Leandro Escobar ChavesBackground: Industrial Microbiologist (2008), MSc. Biotechnology (2012) Project: Development of nanocarriers for diabetes treatment. (double degree with the University of Groningen). |
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PhD student: David José Pérez CardonaBackground: Microbiologist (2013), M. Sc. Biomedical Basic Sciences, UdeA, (2017). Project: Electrochemical biosensor for monitoring IL-5 in serum. |
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Ph.D. student: Viviana VásquezBackground: Biomedical Engineer, UdeA (2018), M.Sc. Materials Engineering (2022). Project: Multiparametric chip for detecting viruses and biomarkers of infection: toward personalized medicine. |
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Ph.D student: Elisa HernándezBackground: Engineer in Nanotechnology, UPB (2020); M.Sc. Materials Engineering (2023). Project: Nanostructured platforms for early detection of a Fusarium species and coumarin encapsulation for fungal control in a tropical fruit model. |
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Master student: Yeison Esteban Monsalve GarciaBackground: Materials Engineering (2022) Project: Nanobioengineered platforms for (photo)electrochemical detection of C-reactive protein |
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Master student: Cristian Stalyn Urrea TaveraBackground: Chemist (2022) Project: Peptide-based nanobioconjugates for cargo delivery against colon cancer cells. |
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Master student: Paula Andrea Vasco GálvisBackground: Chemist (2021) Project: Biopolymer-based drug delivery system for parasporin transport and release at colon tumor microenvironment. |
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Master student: Pamela Alejandra Úsuga MéndezBackground: Chemist (2023) Project: Functionalized PLGA nanoparticle-encapsulated hybrid molecules for targeting colon cancer cells |
Alumni
Ph.D. Maritza Fernández Culma (2022)
Ph.D. Ingrid Dayana Soto Enríquez (2022)
Ph.D. Pedro Alejandro Mena Giraldo (2021)
M.Sc. Nestor Sebastián Cajigas Bastidas (2021)
M.Sc. Arturo Sánchez Toro (2021)
M.Sc. Daniel Alzate Gutiérrez (2020)
Melissa Estrada Murillo (2019)
Ing. Susana Mejía Londoño (2019)
Ing. Yeraldín López García (2019)
Ing. Julián Lopera (2021)
FQ, Camila Jiménez Valencia (2023).
Ing. Nocolás Montoya (2023).
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