Master of Science in Genomics from the Autonomous University of Mexico City (UACM), where I am currently pursuing a Doctorate in the same graduate program. My research focuses on the analysis of the cellular senescence interactome for the identification of molecules with senotherapeutic activity, utilizing network pharmacology tools and machine learning, in collaboration with the National Institute of Geriatrics. My academic background as an Experimental Biologist (UAM) and Administrative Computing Technician has enabled me to integrate computational, molecular, and clinical approaches to address complex problems in biomedicine. I have completed academic stays at prestigious institutions such as the National Institute of Genomic Medicine, the National Institute of Rehabilitation, and the National Institute of Geriatrics, where I have strengthened my skills in bioinformatics, aging biology, and computer-aided drug design. I have served as a university professor, undergraduate thesis advisor, and student representative for my graduate program. I have received recognition at national and international conferences, including second place at the V Congress of Nutrition and Geriatrics 2024 and at the Hispanic Students Symposium in Bioinformatics (ISCB). My scientific production includes publications in indexed journals such as IJMS, Pharmaceuticals, and Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology, addressing topics related to cellular senescence, gerosciences, network pharmacology, and antiparasitic agents. I also collaborate on scientific outreach projects and community scientific advisory work in food sovereignty and urban ecology. Additionally, I have collaborated as a scientific advisor on community projects focused on food sovereignty and urban ecology in the chinampa zone of Santiago Tulyehualco. My professional objective is to contribute to scientific and social development through an interdisciplinary, ethical approach committed to promoting health and well-being of the population.