148:Álvarez's personal research specialties include design of bio-reactors, transport phenomena (particularly mixing), micro and nanotechnologies for biological applications, mathematical modeling of biological systems, tissue engineering, bioprinting, and point-of-care diagnostic. Álvarez has published more than 110 articles in prestigious international journals in his field (ei., Nature Reviews Materials, Advanced Materials, ACS Nano, PNAS, Scientific Reports, Biomaterials,
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