-Teaching activities: Planning and preparing classes; Creating teaching methods that improve the teaching and learning process.
-Supervising students: supervising research to complete undergraduate courses;
-Meetings: participating in meetings with research groups to discuss projects, articles in progress;
-Developing projects: for project financing, scholarships, etc.)
-Conducting research: monitoring data collection; tabulating and analyzing data, etc.).

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- Critical Thinking:
Ability to evaluate information and arguments in a logical and systematic way, essential for formulating hypotheses and interpreting data;
- Analytical Skills:
Ability to analyze complex data and extract significant conclusions, essential for the success of research projects;
- Effective Communication:
Ability to communicate ideas and results clearly and concisely, both to the scientific community and to the general public;
- Time Management:
Ability to efficiently organize time and prioritize tasks, ensuring productivity and meeting deadlines;
- Resilience and Persistence:
Ability to face challenges and setbacks with determination, maintaining focus on long-term goals;
- Collaboration and Teamwork:
Ease of working cooperatively with other professionals;
- Specific Technical Skills:
Mastery of techniques and tools specific to the field of activity, which are necessary for carrying out experiments and analyses; -Creativity and Innovation:
Ability to think originally and develop new approaches to research problems;
-Attention to Detail:
Ability to pay meticulous attention to detail, which is vital to the accuracy and validity of experimental results;
-Research Ethics:
Commitment to ethical principles of research, ensuring the integrity and reliability of scientific processes and results.