Martin P. Mintchev

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Dr. Martin P. Mintchev
Technical University of Sofia
  • University of Alberta
    • Awards
    Scientific career
    Institutions
    • Technical University of Sofia

    Martin Pavlov Mintchev (in Bulgarian Мартин П. Минчев) is a Bulgarian American engineer and experimental surgeon.[1] He is currently professor and chair of engineering at Howard Payne University in Texas,[2] and adjunct professor of experimental surgery at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Canada.[3]

    Early life and education

    Mintchev was born in

    Professional Engineer registration from the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta.[6]

    Career

    In 1995, Mintchev became assistant professor at the

    IEEE,[16] AGA,[17] SPE, and BMES.[18]

    Research and development

    Mintchev is the author of hundreds of articles in leading international scientific journals and conferences,

    Huffington Post,[41] Smithsonian Magazine,[42] Hazardous Materials Management Magazine,[43][44] IEEE Spectrum,[45]
    etc.

    Notable students and fellows

    Awards and recognition

    • 1997 Junior Whitaker Foundation Chair in Biomedical Instrumentation[12]
    • 1997 Engineering Student Society Professor of the Year Award[7]
    • 1998 Student Union Teaching Excellence Award[7]
    • 2007 Fellow of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering[11]
    • 2010 Distinguished Lecturer, IEEE[13]

    References

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    17. ^ "An acknowledgement". Gastroenterology. Retrieved 2023-12-20.
    18. S2CID 35506989
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