Francisco Coro is a senior associate professor for the Department of Natural and Social Sciences at MDC’s InterAmerican Campus. With a Ph.D. in Biological Sciences, he has guided thousands of students in subjects such as human anatomy and physiology as well as steered them in scientific research projects on STEM-related initiatives including “Acoustic Behavior of Moths with Two-Celled Ears.” Dr. Coro has published dozens of scientific papers and three university textbooks.
- Monica Navarro (Francisco Coro) “Phonoresponses of Syntomeida Epilais (Lepidoptera, Noctuoidea) Perched Females to Acoustic Stimuli Present in Their Environment”
- Maria Cespedes (Francisco Coro) “Effects of Duty Cycle and Silent Gaps of Acoustic Stimuli Applied to a Moth Species With Two-Celled Ears”
- Jessica Hernandez (Francisco Coro) “Females of a Moth With Two-Celled Ears Discriminate Acoustic Stimuli With Different Temporal Patterns”
- Alexandra Cano
- Gretert Montano
- Rosario Rodriguez
- Laura Diaz