Hernán Mariño
About Hernán Mariño
Hernán Mariño is a biology professor and researcher based in Bogotá, Colombia, with a focus on bioestatistics and plant biology. He has worked at Cenipalma and Hernán Mariño Bioestadístico, and he is pursuing a master's degree in bioestatistics at Universidad Manuela Beltrán.
Work at Filadd
Hernán Mariño has been employed at Filadd as a Professor of Biology since 2021. In this role, he contributes to the academic development of students, focusing on biological sciences. His experience in the field enhances the learning environment, providing students with practical insights into biological concepts and methodologies.
Current Role at Cenipalma
Since 2021, Hernán Mariño has served as an Investigador de proyecto at Cenipalma in Bogotá, Distrito Capital, Colombia. His work involves conducting research related to oil palm crops, specifically examining the net exchange of CO2 and evapotranspiration under local conditions. This role highlights his commitment to advancing agricultural science and sustainability.
Consultant Experience in Bioestadística
Hernán Mariño has been working as a Consultant in Bioestadística at his own firm, Hernán Mariño Bioestadístico, since 2019. In this capacity, he applies statistical methods to biological research, aiding in data analysis and interpretation. His expertise supports various projects that require rigorous statistical evaluation.
Education and Expertise
Hernán Mariño pursued a master's degree in Bioestadística at Universidad Manuela Beltrán from 2020 to 2022. His studies focused on the application of statistics in large-scale biological production processes. He also completed a Diplomado in Mathematics for Programming at Platzi in 2019, enhancing his analytical skills. Additionally, he holds a Pregrado Universitario in Biology from Universidad Nacional de Colombia, completed in 2018.
Research Contributions
Hernán Mariño has conducted significant research on the net exchange of CO2 and evapotranspiration in young oil palm crops. This research is particularly relevant to understanding plant biology and environmental interactions in Colombian agriculture. His extensive experience in laboratory settings and adherence to protocols further supports his research endeavors.