I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Biotechnology from Miguel Hernández University (UMH), where I completed my Bachelor’s Thesis at the Institute of Bioengineering. My research focused on the characterization of Arabidopsis thaliana mutants affected in genes involved in chloroplast gene expression, which allowed me to develop my interest in molecular biology and experimental research.
I am currently a JAE Intro ICU Research Fellow at IQAC-CSIC, contributing to a collaborative project between the Nanomedicine for Therapeutic Applications (NM4T) and Drug Discovery & Medicinal Chemistry (DDMC) research groups. My work focuses on developing and characterizing novel cancer stem cell (CSC) models to support the evaluation and validation of new therapeutic compounds with greater biological relevance.
Outside the lab, I enjoy travelling, exploring new places and cultures, spending time with family and friends, and staying active through sports.
