Mag. Vanessa Ayala

Managed NCN2023_054 Núcleo Milenio Bioproducts, Genomics and Microbiology BIOGEM Project, FONDECYT 1200756, Quality Accreditation PhD Biotechnology and Project GAMBIO at Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María. Collaborated with director for success and compliance with ANID funding requirements. Implemented timelines and milestones to achieve project goals efficiently. Managed logistics and assisted in research coordination. Streamlined communication between teams, enhancing efficiency and collaboration

Project Management. Financial control and budget administration for various scientific projects in Viña del Mar, Chile. Project N°1: Study of soil nuclei and microcosms from site. N°2: Physicochemical and biological characterization of groundwater from site. N°3: Proposal for analysis of native microbiota and chemical analysis of groundwater in the sector. N°4: Genomic studies of bacteria for bioremediation processes at the site and associated environmental education.

Provided online consultancy services in sustainability in agriculture and biodiversity, supporting reports and projects aligned with the company's mission. Conducted environmental education and sustainable development initiatives to promote eco-friendly practices. Collaborated with stakeholders to implement sustainable solutions for a positive impact on the environment.

Coordinated and executed a vermiculture project in Recoleta, Santiago, managing EISs for social organizations.Taught adults and students ecological themes and practices to promote sustainability. Applied for projects through the Public Market, ensuring successful project acquisition and implementation.

Thesis: Ralstonia solanacearum in Chile, phylogenetic analysis of isolated strains and their pathogenicity in native potato varieties. Skills: Natural resources conservation and research. Phytopathology. Laboratory Skills, Environmental Sciences, Soil Health and Biology

Professional practice, research development. University of Technology of Compiègne. Development of final degree work (thesis) in a research led by the University of Technology of Compiègne, the ESCOM (School Higher of Organic and Mineral Chemistry), and the INERIS (Institut National of the Industrial Environment and Risks) in Compiegne, France.

Thesis: Study of aqueous-glycerol adsorption in sediments of the Oise River, in France and analysis of the effect of organic contaminants at a microbiological level Skills: Environmental Sciences, Environmental Engineering, Processes Engineering, Critical Thinking, English