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Jorge Garza-Ulloa
Mexican American Computer Scientist

Jorge Garza-Ulloa; Mexican American: Monterrey, N.L. México: July 7 1952-   He is an inventor, Electrical and computer engineer, author, professor, and physicist who is best known for his contributions [1 ] of mathematical models for the movements of human body and their relation to neurological disorders. His research covers various disciplines: Electrical, Electromagnetic Fields, Biomechatronics, Biomedical, Computer Science with focus on Mathematical Modelling on: Sensor/data validation, Computational Intelligence, Neurorehabilitation and others.

"“The realization of each of our ideas as solutions for one problem, are for them­selves the best prize from the human being that someday had the creative imagina­tion that them will work and help others” [2 ] Jorge Garza-Ulloa"

Dr. Jorge Garza-Ulloa earned his Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering Monterrey in 1977 from the Monterrey Technological Institute of (ITESM), N.L. México. He received his Master of Science degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering in 1980 from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst (UMASS), and the Electrical and Computer Engineering /Biomedical engineering PhD degree in University of Texas at El Paso Texas USA (UTEP) in May 2013.

Research Papers
A mathematical model for the validation of the ground reaction force sensor in human gait analysis. Elsevier Measurement Volume 45, Issue 4, May 2012, Pages 755-762 [3].

A mathematical Model to Predict Transition-to-Fatigue During Isometric Exercise on Muscles of the Lower Extremities. Scientific Research. ENG> Vol.4 No.10B, October 2012 [4 ]

Development of a Design Theory and Methodology Model for Mechatronics. American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE). Design Popurri. 2013 [5 ].

Books
Applied Biomechatronics Using Mathematical Models. Elsevier. Academic Press 2018. eBook ISBN: 9780128125953. Paperback ISBN: 9780128125946 [6 ].

Assessment and evaluation of the dynamic behavior of muscles with special reference to subjects with diabetes mellitus. (Dissertation 2013). ETD Collection for University of Texas, El Paso. AAI3568045 [7 ].