**Meet the editor**

Fernando Brambila holds a PhD degree from UNAM, Mexico. His thesis on scattering theory was directed by Gunther Uhlmann at MIT. He obtained a postdoctoral position at ICTP, Italy, and has a diploma in Senior Technology Innovation Management at IPADE, Harvard. His research areas are mathematical analysis, partial differential equations, vectorial tomography, and

hydraulic engineering. More recently, he has done research on fractional calculus and fractal geometry and applications with his collaborators K. Oleschko (UNAM), C. Fuentes (IMTA), and C. Chavez (UAQ). He is a fulltime professor at the Mathematics Department of the School of Science at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, UNAM. He is a doctoral thesis advisor of F. Aceff, R. Mercado, J. Rico, B. Martinez, and C. Torres. Also, he is the former president of the Mexican Mathematical Society, and he is currently the president of AMITE (Mexican Association for Innovation in Educational Technology).
