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About the Institute


The IICO - UASLP was created by resolution of the College Board in October 1990 with the following objectives:

Develop scientific and technological research in areas related to science and technology of optical communications.
Contribute to the training of highly qualified researchers and technicians in the country in the areas of competence of the Institute.
Create a center for technological development projects of interest to both public and private sectors in the country.

IICO-UASLP / Av. Karakorum 1470 Lomas 4a. 78210 San Luis Potosi, SLP México. / Tel. (444) -8 25 01 83 / Fax (444) 8 25 01 98





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Nanomaterials Laboratory

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Diploma in Electronic Instrumentation and Solar Energy
Courses - Solar Energy - Advanced Virtual Instrumentation
January 14, 2012
griselda@cactus.iico.uaslp.mx

Diploma in Electronic Instrumentation and Optics
Courses - Microcontrollers - Advanced Virtual Instrumentation
January 14, 2012
griselda@cactus.iico.uaslp.mx

  • Diplomado

    14 de Enero de 2012
  • Diplomado

    14 de Enero de 2012
  • Seminario

    Francisco Mejia Lira


                                                                                 
  • Facilities
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  • Hours: Monday to Friday 8:00 to 20:00 hrs.

  • Ph. (444) 8250183, 8250892, 8250508, 8255588 ext. 208

  • Email: servicios@cactus.iico.uaslp.mx

  • Our library specializes in the areas of optics, semiconductors, optoelectronics, communications, and discrete math dynamical systems. We have a collection of 4500 volumes of books and regularly receives about 100 journals on topics of interest the Institute.
    Collection Titles Volumes
    Masters thesis 134 136
    PhD thesis 48 48
    Memories of the week IICO 8 8
    Microfilms 1964-1994 24 315
    Collection Titles Volumes
    Periodicals 204 2659
    Books 4507 4535
    CDs 450 600
    Total 5375 8301
    Services offered:

    Consultation | Compilations literature on particular topics and citation analysis |
    Acquisition Newsletters | Automated Search Information |
    Preparation of bibliography | Photocopying |
    Orientation users | Room Loan |
    Home Loan | Interlibrary Loan |
    Special loans | Scanning Service |
    Plotter printing service | Information Retrieval Service
    Missions

    Provide information necessary for development in various areas IICO optical communications, engineering, mathematics and semiconductor materials.
    Vision

    Being a specialized library that has updated information on the institute's research areas.
    Objectives

    a) Support research and development of human resources in different areas of research carried out within the IICO.

    b) Meet the information needs of users (researchers and graduate students in applied science and electrical engineering) of IICO.
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    Educational offerings

    Bachelor of Engineering Physics

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    Interest in the application of physics,mathematics and electronics to the solution of practical problems.
    Ability to develop proyectosy solve technological problems in both industrial and academic media. Training
    address technical problems so Interdisciplinary. Capacity
    equipo.Dominio to work in English.
    Complete high school physics and mathematics, chemical biological, unique high school or technical high school three years in the area adecuada.Aprobar the entrance examination consists of the following assessments:

    a) Health
    b) Psychometric
    c) Knowledge developed by the faculty
    d) Knowledge of CENEVAL
    At the end of the first year the student must achieve a minimum 40 credits. Failure to comply with this requirement will be suspended discharge of materials. Registration for another year will have only to normalize if situation.
    Professional examination on the thesis work.
    Examination of knowledge on matters of race, after have covered their curriculum.
    Excenció of professional examination to have an average equal to or greater than 9.17.
    To prove knowledge of English in terms the corresponding representation of the student may choose the option that suits you.
    The University offers English language training through the University Department of English.
    Industry (technology development in air such as: Instrumentation, Electronics, innovation Automatizacióne Process, etc..)
    Academic (teaching). The race also prepares students to continue graduate studies in a wide number of air related to applied physics.
    Dr. Luis Felipe Martinez Lastras
    coordinator
    Tel: (444) 8250183 ext 123
    Email: lflm@cactus.iico.uaslp.mx
    Karakorum 1470 Av
    Lomas 4 th section
    C.P. 78280
    San Luis PotosíS.L.P.




    Degree in Electrical Engineering and Applied Sciences

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    • Electrical Engineering
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    • Photonics
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    • Applied Mathematics
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    The Master and PhD program in Applied Sciences is based in the Institute of Optical Communication Research.
    This program is offered jointly with the Faculty of Sciences (FC).
    The graduate has two development areas: Photonics and Applied Mathematics.
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    The area of photonics has three options:

    Electro-optical devices
    Optical signal processing
    Electro-optic instrumentation.
    To enter the master's program in applied science is required to have completed undergraduate studies in physics, mathematics, engineering or a related field. Additionally, the applicant must take and pass three courses offered summer school which prepared the IICO. The Contender courses depends on the option chosen by the applicant according to the following table.
    Option electro-optical devices
    Mathematical Methods
    Electromagnetism
    Thermodynamics

    Processing and Instrumentation Option
    Mathematical Methods
    Electromagnetism
    Electrical and electronic circuits.
    The master is designed to be completed in four semesters. During the first three semesters the student
    must take ten compulsory subjects..

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    Some of the more optional subjects, which gives flexibility to the Master. Changes the proposed schemes require the approval of thesis director. Among them the following can be taken from the third semester as an option:
    Fundamentals of Semiconductor Optical
    Topics in Solid State Physics
    Holography
    The purpose of the doctoral program is to train independent researchers who specialize in one area of knowledge that is grown in the IICO.
    For this, the student must carry out a research project leading to original results, which must be published in a journal of international circulation arbitration.
    This research project is usually carried out within three years.







    • Description
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    • PhD Program
    The Applied Mathematics Option Terminal is served by seven researchers from the air Dynamical Systems and Discrete
    Mathematics.
    All researchers have the Ph.D. degree and belong to the National System of Researchers.
    To enter the Master, the student must have completed their undergraduate studies in Physics, Mathematics, Engineering or a related field.
    Applicants must take and pass courses Propedeutics Summer School hosted by the IICO.
    Lines of development
    Mathematical Methods
    Analysis
    Dynamical Systems

    Start: June
    Completion: July
    Previously present EXANI II
    The MSc is designed for completion in four semesters. During the first two semesters the student must take six compulsory subjects.

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    Is aimed at training researchers in the areas of dynamical systems, combinatorial and discrete mathematics.
    The thesis is the central objective of the PhD program. Graduates are qualified to start their own research projects.
    Applicants for a Doctorate must have the degree of Master of Science or equivalent and pass an oral and written examination.
    Has duration 6 semesters.






    The graduate is recognized in the PNP, SEP. Students admittedly the average MBA program with more than 8 may apply for a grant CONACYT.
    Dr. Raúl Balderas Navarro
    Subcoordinador en Fotónica
    Tel:(444) 8262362 ext. 111
    Email: rbn@cactus.iico.uaslp.mx
    Av. Karakorum 1470
    Lomas 4ª sección
    C.P. 78280
    San Luis PotosíS.L.P.









    Diploma in electronic instrumentation and solar energy

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    The Diploma in Electronics and Instrumentation Solar is headquartered in the Research Institute of Optical Communication (IICO). The IICO is a research institute holiday Interdisciplinary. Its main objectives are: 1) development of research projects science and technology in areas related to the field of optical communications and 2) the training of engineers and researchers in these areas.

    Among the fields and specialization of these researchers include: Physics of Materials, Processing of Semiconductor Devices, Optics Communications, Discrete Mathematics and Mathematical Modelling.

    The IICO has an infrastructure in the areas of experimental characterization and growth of semiconductor materials, which is one of the most sophisticated and complete the country. It also has an important infrastructure in communications, electronics and computers.

    Our library specializes in the areas of optics, semiconductors, optoelectronics, communications, discrete mathematics and dynamical systems. We have a collection of 4462 volumes of books, 25 journal titles in microfilm format from 1964 to 1991, with a collection of 600 CDs and periodically received about 100 journals of interest to the Institute.

    There is the option to enroll only in the modules of interest as 30-hour courses.
    Especilizacióny Contribiuir the training of professionals in the field of instrumentation Electronics and Solar Energy, expanding their knowledge and skills in the development of Analog and Digital Circuits, Ó Communication System optics and Solar Energy Systems.
    Professionals in the field of electronics and physics interested in the tools of electronic instrumentation and solar energy, wanting to actualizarrse in this area.
    The graduate will obtain the necessary training to join the knowledge of electronics, solar and programming to design and develop optoelectronic instruments and solar systems.
    Date: Saturday 30 of September 24, 2011 to July 4, 20120
    Schedule: From 8:00 to 14:00 hours
    Duration:180 hours.
    General Student $ 9,000.00 $ 15,000.00
    Notice
    M.I. Griselda Rodriguez Pedroza
    Phones: (444) 8 25 01 83, 8 August 25 92 ext. 122
    griselda@cactus.iico.uaslp.mx
    Starts: September
    Ends: June
    Hours: 8:00 to 14:00 Saturday hours




    Diplomado en instrumentación electrónica y Óptica

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    The Diploma in Electronics and Instrumentation Solar is headquartered in the Research Institute of Optical Communication (IICO). The IICO is a research institute holiday Interdisciplinary. Its main objectives are: 1) development of research projects science and technology in areas related to the field of optical communications and 2) the training of engineers and researchers in these areas.

    Among the fields and specialization of these researchers include: Physics of Materials, Processing of Semiconductor Devices, Optics Communications, Discrete Mathematics and Mathematical Modelling.

    The IICO has an infrastructure in the areas of experimental characterization and growth of semiconductor materials, which is one of the most sophisticated and complete the country. It also has an important infrastructure in communications, electronics and computers.

    Our library specializes in the areas of optics, semiconductors, optoelectronics, communications, discrete mathematics and dynamical systems. We have a collection of 4462 volumes of books, 25 journal titles in microfilm format from 1964 to 1991, with a collection of 600 CDs and periodically received about 100 journals of interest to the Institute.

    Contribute to the formation of preofesionistasen especializacióny the field of electronics and optics instrumentation, extending their knowledge and skills in developing Analógicosy Digital Circuits, Optics Communication System and Programs rel controlde Electrópticos Systems.
    Professionals in the field of electronics and physics interested in the tools of electronic instrumentation and solar energy, wanting to actualizarrse in this area.
    The graduate training otendrá necessary to link the knowledge of electronics, optics and programming to design and develop optoelectronic instruments.
    30 Saturday of September 24, 2011 to July 4, 2012
    General Student $ 9000.00 $ 15000.00
    Notice
    M.I. Griselda Rodriguez Pedroza
    Phones: (444) 8 25 01 83, 8 August 25 92 ext. 122
    griselda@cactus.iico.uaslp.mx
    Starts: September
    Ends: June
    Hours: 8:00 to Saturday 14:00 pm






































                                                                                     

    Research


    Optoelectronic materials

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    Lastras Martínez, Alfonso, Dr. CINVESTAV (1977). Optical properties of semiconductors, semiconductor technology and devices. SNI level III
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    Lastras Martínez, Luis Felipe, Dr. Univ. Aut. de S.L.P. Méx.(1996). Optical properties of semiconductors. SNI Level II.
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    Reyes Reyes, Marisol, Dra. UNAM, Méx. (2003) Nanoscience and nanotechnology, synthesis and characterization of nanostructured materials, electro-active organic devices and solar cells. Level II SNI
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    Reyes Reyes, Marisol, Dra. UNAM, Méx. (2003) Nanoscience and nanotechnology, synthesis and characterization of nanostructured materials, electro-active organic devices and solar cells. Level II SNI

    Applied mathematics

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    Afraimovich, Valentin, Dr., Univ. Novgorod Ninzhy, Rusia (1990) Dynamical systems. SNI Nivel III.
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    Afraimovich, Valentin, Dr., Univ. Novgorod Ninzhy, Rusia (1990) Dynamical systems. SNI Nivel III.
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    Mejía Carlos, Marcela, Dra. Univ. Aut. de S.L.P. Méx. (2001). Realization of encryption systems using cellular automata. Development of digital systems.
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    Dr. Jorge Ortega Gallegos

    Optoelectronics

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    De Anda Salazar, Francisco, Dr. Univ. de París VI “Pierre et Marie Curie”, Francia (1982) Materials science, semiconductor materials technology. SNI Level II. 
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    De Anda Salazar, Francisco, Dr. Univ. de París VI “Pierre et Marie Curie”, Francia (1982) Materials science, semiconductor materials technology. SNI Level II. 
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    Michournyi, Vytacheslav A., Dr. Inst. Físico Técnico A. F. Ioffe, Rusia (1973). Semiconductor laser technology. Level II SNI ..

    Applied optics

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    Guel Sandoval, Salvador, Dr. Univ. de Nuevo México. U.S.A. (1994). Ciencia de materiales. Optoelectronic devices and semiconductor lasers, optical information processing. SNI Level I.
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    Guel Sandoval, Salvador, Dr. Univ. de Nuevo México. U.S.A. (1994). Ciencia de materiales. Optoelectronic devices and semiconductor lasers, optical information processing. SNI Level I.
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    Rodríguez Cobos, Amparo, Dra., Inst. Nac. Politécnico de Grenoble, Francia, (2002). Development and Manufacture of Integrated optical circuits. properties Thin Film Optical Polymers. Waveguide sensors and optical fibers. SNI Level C
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    Rodríguez Cobos, Amparo, Dra., Inst. Nac. Politécnico de Grenoble, Francia, (2002). Development and Manufacture of Integrated optical circuits. properties Thin Film Optical Polymers. Waveguide sensors and optical fibers. SNI Level C

    Technological development

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    Rodríguez Pedroza, Griselda, M.I. Univ. Aut. de S.L.P. Méx. (1996). Electronic instrumentation
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    Núñez Olvera, Oscar Fernando, M.C. CENIDET, Mex. (1991). Instrumentation and process automation.
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    Dr. Ismael Lara Velázquez
























































                                                                                     



    News

    Nonlinear Dynamics: New Directions

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    Nonlinear Dynamics: New Directions by Todd Young

    Dr. Alfonso Lastras Martinez, director of the Institute was awarded the Development of Physics in Mexico.

                                                                                     

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    Information Center

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