Professor Elena Ibanez Recommendation letter
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Dr. Tudor Lucian Miron worked under Professor Elena Ibañez's supervision for 1 year and 8 months as a visiting PhD student and postdoctoral researcher. He demonstrated eagerness to learn new techniques and adapted easily to new scientific topics. This allowed him to lead research that resulted in 2 publications and presentations at national and international conferences. Dr. Miron is always willing to help and has an outgoing personality that helps him integrate into new environments. Professor Ibañez strongly recommends Dr. Miron and believes he will have high success due to his qualities and work ethic.
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Professor Elena Ibanez Recommendation letter
- 1. CIAL Instituto de Investigación en Ciencias de la Alimentación c/ Nicolás Cabrera, 9. Campus de la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid 28049 Madrid To whom it may concern, Dr. Tudor Lucian Miron worked under my supervision during 1 year and 8 months as visiting PhD student and postdoctoral researcher. He demonstrated his eagerness for learning all the techniques he had available (such as new extraction techniques, advanced analytical methods and in vitro assays). He is open-minded and adapts easily to new scientific topics and therefore he was involved in many tasks that he leaded going very quickly to the core of problems and coming up with concrete results. His hard work and strong commitment in the lab allowed him to lead the research needed for publishing 2 interesting articles and presenting the results in two national conferences and two international conferences. He is always willing to help, and has an outgoing and communicative personality, which makes him integrate fast in any work environment. All these qualities guarantee a high degree of success in his career and therefore I give my strongest recommendation for Dr. Tudor Lucian Miron. I will be happy to provide further information if required. I thereby signed this document in Madrid, 4th November 2015. Prof. Dr. Elena Ibañez Ezequiel Research Professor Foodomics Laboratory Bioactivity and Food Analysis Department Institute of Food Science Research (CIAL-CSIC) Nicolás Cabrera 9, Campus UAM Cantoblanco 28049 Madrid - SPAIN Phone (direct): 00-34-91-001 7956 or 00-34-91-001 7900 (ext. 956) Fax: 00-34-91- 001 7905 e-mail: elena.ibanez@csic.es