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Personal page of Pedro Sá Couto (email) |
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Updated on: 31/12/2023 Next update: 30/07/2024 |
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Pedro Sá Couto is graduated in Mathematics
Applied to Technology, holds a
master degree in Biomedical
Engineering and a PhD in
Biomedical Engineering by the Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto. Currently, he is an Assistant Professor in
Department of Mathematics (DMAT) at University of Aveiro
(UA). In addition, he is a member of Probability and Statistics Group (PSG)
and collaborates in the thematic lines of Biomathematics (BioMath)
and Mathematics: Teaching and Assessment in Higher Education Thematic Line
(MATEAS) of the Center of Research and Development
in Mathematics and Applications (CIDMA). He is also a collaborator of the
Clinical Simulation Center (SIMULA) of University
of Aveiro. His research
interests are related to statistical methods applied to health/medical
research, new teaching methods related to the educational statistical,
and mathematical models of physiological systems for educational simulation.
He also participated in many papers in international scientific periodicals,
communications in scientific meetings and book chapters. |
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Personal data
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Full name: Pedro
Miguel Ferreira de Sá Couto Name under which you publish: Sa-Couto
PM; Sa-Couto P ORCID ID: 0000-0002-5673-8683 Ciência
ID: 7F1B-D343-8891 Birth date: 17-03-1976 National of: Portugal Work address: Departamento de Matemática da Universidade
de Aveiro Campus Universitário de Santiago 3810-193 Aveiro, Portugal |
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Academic degrees
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PhD degree in Biomedical Engineering by
Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto, Portugal, concluded in March
2013 with unanimous decision approval from the Jury committee. Master degree in Biomedical Engineering
by the Faculty of Engineering of University of Porto, Portugal, concluded in
January 2003. Bachelor degree in Mathematics Applied
to Technology by the Faculty of Science of University of Porto, Portugal,
concluded in October 1999. |
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Current status
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01/03/2013 – Present: Assistant Professor in Department of
Mathematics (DMAT), University of Aveiro, Portugal.
01/05/2013 – Present: Member of Probability and Statistics
Group of the Center of Research and Development in Mathematics and
Applications (CIDMA), University of Aveiro,
Portugal. 31/01/2019 – Present: Member of BioMathematics
Thematic Line (BioMath) of the Center of Research
and Development in Mathematics and Applications (CIDMA), University of Aveiro, Portugal 01/02/2004 – Present: Invited collaborator in School of Health
Sciences (ESSUA), University of Aveiro, Portugal. 01/09/2019 – Present: Collaborator of Clinical Simulation
Center (SIMULA) of University of Aveiro, Portugal. |
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Previous activities
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01/10/2014 – 31/07/2019: Member of Clinical Simulation Center
(SIMULA) of University of Aveiro, Portugal.
Research and development activities related to medical simulators for
educational simulation purposes. 01/06/2015 – 31/12/2017: Statistical adviser in BlueClinical company, Porto, Portugal. Statistical activities related to clinical
trials design and analysis, and sample size calculations. 01/11/2009 – 2016: Invited collaborator in Department of
Health Sciences (DCM), University of Aveiro,
Portugal. Teaching activities related to Biomedical Applied Statistics and
Research Methodologies in the Masters courses of Gerontology (2009-2016) and
Pharmaceutical Biomedicine (2010-2015). 01/11/2009 – 28/02/2013: Teaching Assistant in Department of
Mathematics, University of Aveiro, Portugal. 01/11/2003 – 31/10/2009: Invited Teaching Assistant in Department
of Mathematics, University of Aveiro, Portugal. 01/10/2002 – 31/01/2003: Research Assistant in Institute of
Biomedical Engineering of Porto (INEB), Portugal. Entitled research grant:
“Documentation and Development Physiologic and Pharmacologic Models for the
METI Human Patient Simulator (HPSTM)”, from 01/02/2003 to 31/10/2003. 01/10/1999 – 30/9/2002: Research fellow at the Institute of
Biomedical Engineering of Porto (INEB), Portugal. Entitled research grants: “Simulators for
perinatal acute care training: Fetal Distress Simulator (FDS)”, from
01/10/2002 – 31/01/2003, and “Developing Physiologic and Pharmacologic Models
for the METI Human Patient Simulator TM”. |
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