We are an interdisciplinary team of researchers. Click over the name to see more:
Juan P. Perez B.
Laboratory scientist, Master in Epidemiology, and PhD candidate (University of Antioquia and University of Seville). His research focuses on T1D epidemiology, exposomics, and causal inference, using methods like capture–recapture, time-series, and spatial epidemiology. He is the founder and coordinator of the EpiDiab-T1D Study Group..
Paula A. Diaz V.
PhD in Epidemiology and Biomedical Sciences (Sorbonne University). She specializes in diabetes, chronic disease, and epidemiological surveillance. Currently the Director of International Relations at the University of Antioquia and President of AMNET, she collaborates with PAHO and WHO on evidence generation for various public health initiatives across the Americas.
Noël C. Barengo
Master and PfD in Public Health and adjunct professor in Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine. His research interests are prevention and control of hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, tobacco control and physical activity. He has worked as consultant in non-communicable diseases for PAHO, the Ministry of Health of Argentina, Colombia, and Paraguay.
Natalia E. Poveda R.
Assistant Professor in the Department of Nutrition and Biochemistry at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. She possesses multidisciplinary training in biomedical sciences, public health, and life course epidemiology. She is skilled in advanced data manipulation, quantitative and qualitative analysis, and managing domestic and international collaborations.
Juan R. Lacalle R.
Adjunct professor of Biostatistics at the University of Seville. Expert in statistical analysis and epidemiological design.. He leads a comparative study on mortality trends between Spain and Colombia, using innovative approaches to isolate causal factors. His work translates complex data into meaningful insights to inform global public health strategies.
Carlos A. Pérez A.
PhD student at the National University of Colombia, specializing in Python and R. Expert in statistical modeling, machine learning, and geospatial analysis applied to social and epidemiological contexts. With high-impact academic publications, he combines scientific rigor with the ability to transform complex data into strategic solutions for informed decision-making.
Ana M. González Sánchez
Nurse and Master in Epidemiology with five years of experience coordinating clinical trials within the pharmaceutical industry. Expert in patient management and Good Clinical Practices (GCP), she develops descriptive studies on chronic diseases. She is a member of the EpiCrónicas research line and the Epidemiology Group at the University of Antioquia.
Lina M. Ruiz G.
Master in Biology, specializes in mathematical and computational modeling. She possesses experience in ETL processes, API consumption, and process optimization. Skilled in multiple programming languages, and dashboard development for data analysis. She has contributed to various epidemiological projects and scientific publications.
Flor E. Taparcúa C.
Health Information Systems Management professional and member of the EpiCrónicas research line at the National School of Public Health. Experienced in data systematization, analysis, and research logistics, she focuses on epidemiology and chronic diseases. Her work emphasizes health education and diabetes research, bridging information management with public health strategies.
Eddie A. Guevara P.
Health Administrator specializing in Sanitary and Environmental Management and a fourth-year medical student. An active researcher with the EpiCrónicas line at the National School of Public Health, he focuses on epidemiological research, public health, social determinants, and the analysis of chronic diseases through a critical and population-based lens.
Andrea Duque C.
Dietitian-Nutritionist and diabetes educator. Experienced in training healthcare professionals and promoting nutritional self-care for chronic diseases, she has collaborated with the pharmaceutical industry on diabetes management technologies. She is an active member of the EpiCrónicas and EpiDiab-T1D study groups at the University of Antioquia.
Elkin Y. Bonet A.
A Health Administrator specializing in Sanitary and Environmental Management, holding a Master’s and currently pursuing a PhD in Epidemiology. Member of the EpiCrónicas research line at the University of Antioquia, he focuses on the intersection of climate change and chronic diseases, contributing transdisciplinary expertise to the National School of Public Health.
Luz E. Pineda Z.
Diabetes and Gastrostomy Nurse Educator at Hospital San Vicente Fundación, Medellín.
Lissette G. Zapata
A Pharmaceutical Chemist and Master in Epidemiology, specializing in pharmacovigilance and elderly functional capacity. Currently a PhD candidate in Epidemiology at the University of Antioquia, she focuses on Type 1 Diabetes and medication access. Currently she is adjunct professor in Faculty of Pharmaceutical and Food Sciences.
Marithza Cárdenas Z.
A Graphic Designer and Natural Resources Manager with three years of experience running her creative studio. She specializes in artistic and digital advertising, muralism, and community-based projects. She integrates art with environmental culture, leading workshops for children and youth to foster creativity and ecological awareness through diverse artistic and graphic proposals.
Luis A. Rodriguez A.
An Internal Medicine specialist and expert in diabetes, metabolism, and bone diseases. Dedicated to clinical excellence and continuous academic advancement, he focuses on delivering precise diagnostic solutions. His work emphasizes comprehensive management and an integrated approach to care, aiming to improve his patients’ quality of life through expert clinical practice
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