About Me

I am a Genomic Sciences undergraduate student at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), strongly interested in using and developing computational tools to process high-throughput data such as NGS and transcriptomics in order to elucidate relevant biological insights across different states, including disease. I am particularly passionate about central nervous system disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD). I am also interested in development and the genomic landscape of stem cells, including pluripotent and totipotent cells. Finally, I am engaged in modeling metabolic fluxes and exploring the biological information they can provide about different states in complex biological systems..

Education

National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), Morelos, Mexico
B.S. in Genomic Sciences | 2024–Present

Research Experience

📍 On-site | 💻 Remote 🔬 Experimental | 🧮 Computational

Center for Genomic Sciences (CCG), Morelos, Mexico | Laboratory of Dr. Jose Utrilla Carreri
undergraduate researcher 🔬 🧮 | 📍🇲🇽 May 2025 – Present

Knowing more about me

I enjoy learning about a wide range of topics; in particular, I am very passionate about sports. I love playing and watching soccer ⚽, volleyball 🏐, tennis 🎾, and basketball 🏀. Other aspects of my life focus on maintaining a balanced lifestyle between my mental and physical well-being. I like to train my body just as I train my brain. I also enjoy spending some time—though not too much—playing video games 🎮.