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10620120100031Co* MINISTERIO DE CIENCIA, TECNOLOGIA E INNOVACION PRODUCTIVA CONSEJO NACIONAL DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS Y TECNICAS MEMORIA 2011 CONVOCATORIA: MEMORIA 2011 SIGLA: CENPAT CENTRO NAC.PATAGONICO (I) DIRECTOR: LEWIS, MIRTHA NOEMI *10620120100031CO* 10620120100031CO MINISTERIO DE CIENCIA, TECNOLOGIA E INNOVACION PRODUCTIVA CONSEJO NACIONAL DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTIFICAS Y TECNICAS MEMORIA 2011 PERSONAL DE LA UNIDAD EJECUTORA Total: 277 INVESTIGADORES CONICET Total: 60 BERTILLER, MONICA BEATRIZ INV PRINCIPAL CAMPAGNA, CLAUDIO INV PRINCIPAL CRESPO, ENRIQUE ALBERTO INV PRINCIPAL ESTEVES, JOSE LUIS INV PRINCIPAL HALLER, MIGUEL JORGE F. INV PRINCIPAL ORENSANZ, JOSE MARIA INV PRINCIPAL PASCUAL, MIGUEL ALBERTO INV PRINCIPAL QUINTANA, FLAVIO ROBERTO INV PRINCIPAL YORIO, PABLO MARTIN INV PRINCIPAL ARES, JORGE OSCAR INV INDEPENDIENTE AVILA, LUCIANO JAVIER INV INDEPENDIENTE BASSO, NESTOR GUILLERMO INV INDEPENDIENTE BERTELLOTTI, NESTOR MARCELO INV INDEPENDIENTE CREMONTE, FLORENCIA INV INDEPENDIENTE DAHINTEN, SILVIA LUCRECIA V. INV INDEPENDIENTE DEL VALLE, HECTOR FRANCISCO INV INDEPENDIENTE DIONISI, HEBE MONICA INV INDEPENDIENTE GOMEZ OTERO, JULIETA INV INDEPENDIENTE GONZALEZ-JOSE, ROLANDO INV INDEPENDIENTE LABRAGA, JUAN CARLOS INV INDEPENDIENTE LEWIS, MIRTHA NOEMI INV INDEPENDIENTE PARDIÑAS, ULISES FRANCISCO J. INV INDEPENDIENTE PARMA, ANA MARIA INV INDEPENDIENTE PASTOR, CATALINA TERESA INV INDEPENDIENTE RIVAS, ANDRES LUJAN INV INDEPENDIENTE ROSTAGNO, CESAR MARIO INV INDEPENDIENTE SCOLARO, JOSE ALEJANDRO INV INDEPENDIENTE BALDI, RICARDO INV ADJUNTO BARON, PEDRO JOSE INV ADJUNTO BEESKOW, ANA MARIA INV ADJUNTO BIGATTI, GREGORIO INV ADJUNTO BISIGATO, ALEJANDRO JORGE INV ADJUNTO BORTOLUS, ALEJANDRO INV ADJUNTO BOUZA, PABLO JOSE INV ADJUNTO DANS, SILVANA LAURA INV ADJUNTO DOZO, MARIA TERESA INV ADJUNTO ELIAS, INES INV ADJUNTO GARCIA BORBOROGLU, JORGE PABLO INV ADJUNTO LECH, ROBERTO RICARDO INV ADJUNTO MORANDO, MARIANA INV ADJUNTO MORENO, JULIAN EDUARDO INV ADJUNTO OLIVERA, NELDA LILA INV ADJUNTO *10620120100031CO* 10620120100031CO Página 1 de 149 RE, MARIA EDITH INV ADJUNTO SCHWINDT, EVANGELINA INV ADJUNTO TEJEDOR, MARCELO FABIAN INV ADJUNTO VEZUB, JULIO ESTEBAN INV ADJUNTO WEILER, NILDA ESTER INV ADJUNTO CARRERA, ANALÍA LORENA INV ASISTENTE CENZANO, ANA MARÍA INV ASISTENTE CIANCIO BLANC, JAVIER ERNESTO INV ASISTENTE D'AMICO, VERONICA LAURA INV ASISTENTE FERRARI, MARIANO ANDRÉS INV ASISTENTE GALVAN, DAVID EDGARDO INV ASISTENTE LOZADA, MARIANA INV ASISTENTE MARANI, MARIELA MIRTA INV ASISTENTE NIEVAS EL MAKTE, MARINA LUCRECIA INV ASISTENTE RIVA ROSSI, CARLA MARCELA INV ASISTENTE SEQUEIROS, CYNTHIA INV ASISTENTE VAN DER MOLEN, SILVINA INV ASISTENTE VENERUS, LEONARDO ARIEL INV ASISTENTE BECARIOS CONICET Total: 125 CAMARGO BENTABERRY, ARLEY POS.DOC C/PAISES LATINOAMERIC. BLANCO, PAULA DANIELA BECA INTERNA POSTDOC. EXTRAORD AWRUCH, CYNTHIA ANDREA POST.DOCTORAL INT.DE REINSERC. CINTI, ANA POST.DOCTORAL INT.DE REINSERC. IBIRICU, LUCIO MANUEL POST.DOCTORAL INT.DE REINSERC. SORIA, RODRIGO GASPAR POST.DOCTORAL INT.DE REINSERC. ARMANI, ANA PAULA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) COF. DIEZ, MARÍA EMILIA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) COF. FIORDA GIORDANINO, PEDRO MARIO POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) COF. HARRIS, EDUARDO ALEJANDRO KENNEDY POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) COF. LARREGUY, CECILIA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) COF. LLANOS, ROMINA PAOLA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) COF. LÓPEZ, MARIANGELES POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) COF. ROBLEDO, JORGELINA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) COF. FERNANDEZ ALFAYA, JOSE ELIAS POSTGRADO TIPO II(COFINANC.) VELAZQUEZ BARLOA, NADIA VALERIA POSTGRADO TIPO II(COFINANC.) RODRIGUEZ, MARIA VICTORIA BECA INTERNA DOCTORAL BANEGAS, ANAHI POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) BAR LAMAS, MARLENE IVONNE POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) BORRELL, VERÓNICA ELIZABETH POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) BUONO, MÓNICA ROMINA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) CASALINI, ANA ISABEL POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) CELLA PIZARRO, LUCRECIA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) EPHERRA, LUCÍA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) ESCUDERO, PAULA CECILIA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) FERRANDO, AGUSTINA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) GALLO, LUCIANA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) GIESE, ADRIANA CAROLINA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) GILARDONI, CARMEN MARIANGEL POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) GIUDICI, PAULA INÉS POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) GLEMBOCKI, NORA GABRIELA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) GUIBERT, LILIAN MARCELA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) HARDTKE, LEONARDO ANDRÉS POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) *10620120100031CO* 10620120100031CO Página 2 de 149 HARRIS, SABRINA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) KAMINKER, SERGIO ANDÉS POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) LEONARDI, MARÍA SOLEDAD POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) LEZCANO, ANIBAL HERNÁN POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) LOVISO, CLAUDIA LORENA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) MAFFINI, MARÍA NATALIA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) MARTÍNEZ, GASTÓN POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) MARTÍNEZ CURCI, NATALIA SOLEDAD POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) MEDINA, CINTIA DÉBORA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) MINOLI, IGNACIO POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) OLAVE, MELISA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) PALACIO, ROMINA GISELA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) PRIMOST, MONICA ANGELINA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) RADICE, STEFANIA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) REYES, MARIANO RODOLFO POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) SILVA, LAURA ALEJANDRA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) SVOBODA, ARIADNA POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) TAGLIAFERRO, MARINA BEATRIZ POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) TAMMONE, MAURO NICOLÁS POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) VALES, DAMIÁN GUSTAVO POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) VILLANUEVA GOMILA, GABRIELA LUJAN POSTGRADO TIPO I (3 AÑOS) AGÜERO, MARIA LAURA POSTGRADO TIPO II ALONSO ROLDÁN, VIRGINIA POSTGRADO TIPO II BRANDIZI, LAURA DANIELA POSTGRADO TIPO II BREITMAN, MARIA FLORENCIA POSTGRADO TIPO II CARRASCO, MAURO FABIÁN POSTGRADO TIPO II DE AZEVEDO, SOLEDAD POSTGRADO TIPO II DIMA, JIMENA BERNADETTE POSTGRADO TIPO II ESCATI PEÑALOZA, GABRIELA POSTGRADO TIPO II FALESCHINI, MAURICIO POSTGRADO TIPO II FAZIO, ANA POSTGRADO TIPO II FELTRIN, NATALIA POSTGRADO TIPO II FORMOSO, ANAHÍ ELIZABETH POSTGRADO TIPO II GARCIA ASOREY, MARTIN IGNACIO POSTGRADO TIPO II GÓMEZ LAICH, AGUSTINA MARTA POSTGRADO TIPO II HERNÁNDEZ MORESINO, RODRIGO DANIEL POSTGRADO TIPO II IDASZKIN, YANINA LORENA POSTGRADO TIPO II KLAICH, MATIAS JAVIER POSTGRADO TIPO II LIBEROFF, ANA LAURA POSTGRADO TIPO II LISNIZER, NORA POSTGRADO TIPO II LO RUSSO, VIRGINIA POSTGRADO TIPO II LOIZAGA DE CASTRO, ROCIO POSTGRADO TIPO II MARCOS, MAGALÍ SILVINA POSTGRADO TIPO II MARQUEZ, FEDERICO POSTGRADO TIPO II MARTINAZZO GIMÉNEZ, LIZA BEATRIZ POSTGRADO TIPO II MARTÍNEZ, LORENA ELÍZABETH POSTGRADO TIPO II MENDEZ, MARÍA MARTHA POSTGRADO TIPO II MORENO, LAURA POSTGRADO TIPO II MUSMECI, LUCIANA RAQUEL POSTGRADO TIPO II PASCHETTA, CAROLINA ANDREA POSTGRADO TIPO II PESSACG, NATALIA LIZ POSTGRADO TIPO II PISONI, JUAN PABLO POSTGRADO TIPO II POZZI, LUCIANA MELINA POSTGRADO TIPO II PRIETO, LUCIANO HERNAN POSTGRADO TIPO II QUIROGA, ANALÍA PAMELA POSTGRADO TIPO II RAFFO, MARÍA PAULA POSTGRADO TIPO II *10620120100031CO* 10620120100031CO Página 3 de 149 RETANA, MARIA VALERIA POSTGRADO TIPO II SALA, JUAN EMILIO POSTGRADO TIPO II SAVOYA, VERONICA POSTGRADO TIPO II SCHUSTER, VERONICA POSTGRADO TIPO II SUEIRO, MARIA CRUZ POSTGRADO TIPO II VÁZQUEZ, NURIA NATALIA POSTGRADO TIPO II VILLANUEVA, MARIA CECILIA POSTGRADO TIPO II VILLARES, MARIA GABRIELA POSTGRADO TIPO II WILLIAMS, GABRIELA NOEMI POSTGRADO TIPO II ZABALA, MARIA SOLEDAD POSTGRADO TIPO II ZAMERO, MARTIN EZEQUIEL POSTGRADO TIPO II ANDRADE, ANALIA POSTGRADO TIPO I DELLATORRE, FERNANDO GASPAR POSTGRADO TIPO I PAPARAZZO, FLAVIO EMILIANO POSTGRADO TIPO I SVAGELJ, WALTER SERGIO POSTGRADO TIPO I AVERBUJ, ANDRES POST.DOCTORAL INT. CAMPANELLA, MARÍA VICTORIA POST.DOCTORAL INT. CHELI, GERMAN HORACIO POST.DOCTORAL INT. CRESPI ABRIL, AUGUSTO CESAR POST.DOCTORAL INT. DEGRATI, MARIANA POST.DOCTORAL INT. EDER, ELENA BEATRIZ POST.DOCTORAL INT. GATTO, ALEJANDRO JAVIER POST.DOCTORAL INT. GIARRATANO, ERICA POST.DOCTORAL INT. GONZALEZ PISANI, XIMENA POST.DOCTORAL INT. GONZALEZ ZEVALLOS, DIEGO RICARDO POST.DOCTORAL INT. GRANDI, MARIA FLORENCIA POST.DOCTORAL INT. IRIGOYEN, ALEJO JOAQUIN POST.DOCTORAL INT. LANCELOTTI, JULIO LUCIO POST.DOCTORAL INT. MARINO, ANDREA IVANA POST.DOCTORAL INT. NABTE, MARCELA JANINA POST.DOCTORAL INT. PAZOS, GUSTAVO ENRIQUE POST.DOCTORAL INT. RUBILAR PANASIUK, CYNTHIA TAMARA POST.DOCTORAL INT. SIGNORELLI, JAVIER HERNAN POST.DOCTORAL INT. SUAREZ, NICOLAS MARCELO POST.DOCTORAL INT. TORRES, AMÉRICO IADRAN POST.DOCTORAL INT. UDRIZAR SAUTHIER, DANIEL EDGARDO POST.DOCTORAL INT. PERSONAL DE APOYO CONICET Total: 76 BALA, LUIS OSCAR PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. CASAS, GRACIELA NOEMI PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. COMMENDATORE, MARTA GRACIELA PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. CORONATO, FERNANDO RAUL PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. CORRADETTI, CARLOS ALFREDO PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. DELL'ARCIPRETE, OLGA PATRICIA PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. DIGNANI, JORGE PABLO PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. FRUMENTO, OSCAR ANDRES PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. GALLELLI, HECTOR JOSE PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. GAVIRATI, JORGE MARCELO PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. GIL, MONICA NOEMI PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. LAURENTI, SONIA PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. LOPEZ, MONICA ADRIANA PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. MARIN, MARIA ROSA PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. MAZZANTI, RENATO PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. *10620120100031CO* 10620120100031CO Página 4 de 149 MEISTER, CARLOS MIGUEL RAMON PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. MIYASHIRO, LIDIA PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. OCARIZ, HORACIO ALBERTO PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. ORTEGA, PEDRO HORACIO PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. PEDRAZA, SUSANA NOEMI PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. SAIN, CLAUDIA LETICIA PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. SOLIS, MIRIAM EDITH PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. VIDELA, LINA SONIA PROFESIONAL PRINCIP. 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