Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana | Colombia
Mrs. Mariana Mutis is an industrious Industrial Engineering student at the Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, currently completing an exchange semester at the Technische Universität Ilmenau through the DAAD-KOSPIE Scholarship. Her academic journey is marked by excellence and innovation, combining engineering principles with strategic management, data analytics, and sustainability. She has contributed as a co-author to the research article “Assessing the Impact of Additive Manufacturing on Dental Clinical Workflows: A Process-Oriented Approach” published in the Journal of Composites Science, reflecting her research interest in additive manufacturing and process optimization. Mariana’s experience spans production simulation, strategic project development, and consulting for industrial and start-up environments. She has engaged in projects aimed at enhancing productivity and efficiency, notably through the application of Lean methodologies and balanced scorecards. Her professional endeavors include roles in consulting, tutoring, interpretation, and customer service, demonstrating strong cross-cultural and leadership skills. Recognized for academic distinction and research excellence, she has received honors such as the Honor Scholarship, an “Excellent” research evaluation, and an AICE Diploma with Distinction. Mariana remains passionate about integrating technology, innovation, and human-centered approaches to optimize industrial processes and contribute meaningfully to sustainable development in engineering.
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Mutis Gómez, M., Guerrero Torres, M., Villarreal-Archila, S. M., & Núñez Rodríguez, J. (2025). Assessing the impact of additive manufacturing on dental clinical workflows: A process-oriented approach. Journal of Composites Science.