Creating a strong digital identity is essential for building my academic and professional career. My plan focuses on showcasing my expertise in circular economy, urban mining, and sustainable materials while connecting with universities, companies, and researchers to drive innovation in waste management and resource recovery.
The plan includes key activities like building a personal website, updating LinkedIn, sharing research, and engaging with professional groups. I’ll use tools such as WordPress, ResearchGate, and Google Analytics to manage and improve my online presence. My main communication channels will include LinkedIn, my website, and professional events like webinars and conferences.
The infographic below summarizes my Digital Identity Plan, highlighting my goals, target audiences, resources, and content focus areas.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1V6WyDNrwJp2V8mR6CsvoJv11djm2FWhW/view?usp=drive_link
This plan will help me share my work, build valuable connections, and contribute to advancing sustainability.
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About BERNARDO GUERRERO RODRIGUEZ
I am Bernardo Guerrero Rodriguez, a nanotechnology engineer and current master’s student in the Advanced Materials and Innovative Recycling (AMIR) program, now at UPM in Madrid, specializing in Circular Economy. My background includes a Bachelor’s in Nanotechnology Engineering from Yachay Tech University in Ecuador, where I worked on projects in green chemistry, biopolymers, and nanoparticle synthesis. My focus areas include sustainable development, urban mining, and recycling of construction waste, with the goal of driving innovative, environmentally conscious solutions for industrial sustainability.