PhD in Biology and Biotechnology with experience in research in molecular biology, cell biology, and biochemistry, with an emphasis on DNA replication mechanisms, molecular oncology, and the development of experimental assays in human cells. I completed my doctoral studies at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (United States), where I investigated synthetic lethality mechanisms associated with RB loss and PARP inhibition. There, I gained expertise in mammalian cell culture, high-content microscopy, experimental data analysis, and the design of mechanistic studies in cell biology. My doctoral work culminated in two scientific publications and academic presentations. Subsequently, I completed postdoctoral fellowships at Worcester Polytechnic Institute and the University of Pittsburgh (UPMC), participating in competitively funded projects focused on the structural biology of membrane proteins, screening of protein interactions, and the generation of modified cell lines using genetic engineering tools such as CRISPR. In these roles, I also assumed project management responsibilities, developed experimental protocols (SOPs), coordinated international collaborations, and supervised laboratory personnel. Currently, I am a part-time lecturer at Universidad Continental (Arequipa campus), where I lead the national academic coordination of Analytical Chemistry 1 and participate in the syllabus design for the Pharmacy and Biochemistry program: Analytical Chemistry 2 (4 credits) and Structure and Function (12 credits). My methodology is geared towards scientific research, applied analytical chemistry, applied molecular biology, and the development of experimental skills in biomedical science students.