Ana M. Puig Montada

Ana M. Puig Montada is a researcher at the Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), affiliated with the Departament de Matemàtica Aplicada II and the GRAA research group. Her roles include academic research and teaching in applied mathematics, engineering education, and computational methods. She is part of the ETSEIAT engineering school in Terrassa, Spain.

Her educational background includes a doctoral thesis on textual corpus analysis, demonstrating interdisciplinary expertise in both mathematics and linguistics. She has led or participated in numerous research projects focused on energy efficiency, thermal management, and robotics. Notable projects include 'Innovative cooling system for embedded power electronics' (2020) and 'Processes and living lab for industry energy efficiency' (2019).

Her research interests span applied mathematics, engineering pedagogy, and computational tools. She has authored textbooks on mathematical software like Maple and contributed to conferences on educational methodologies in engineering. She received the 'III CONCURS DE MATERIAL DOCENT DE L'ETSEIT' award in 1994 for educational materials.

Her work integrates engineering education with technical innovation, emphasizing practical applications of mathematics in robotics, thermal systems, and sustainable technologies. She collaborates with departments like Enginyeria Mecànica and Màquines i Motors Tèrmics, reflecting her cross-disciplinary approach.