Research project focused on the growth of carbon nanotubes on Giant Unilamellar Vesicles (GUVs). I employ fluorophores and optical microscopy techniques to visualize and study these nanotubes, which serve as carriers for specific biomarkers for disease detection. My work contributes to the development of highly precise and personalized diagnostic technologies.

As a CICTE Cybersecurity Program Intern at OAS, I contribute to strengthening cybersecurity efforts. Assisting in program development, research, and coordination, I support initiatives aimed at protecting digital infrastructure and fostering secure practices. - Planning and organizing cybersecurity events, such as the Cybersecurity Summer Bootcamp and Cybersecurity Symposium, with the goal of fostering knowledge and collaboration in the field. -Collaboration in the development and execution of awareness-raising initiatives, including the "cybersecurity in our own words" project, which seeks to include the languages of indigenous peoples, such as Mayan, in cybersecurity matters. - Support in the development of advertising campaigns, creation of reports, infographics, video editing and material for social networks, with the purpose of disseminating relevant and educational information on cybersecurity.

Achieved a 70% increase in visibility on the School of Engineering and Sciences (EIC) social media platforms, compared to previous years' figures. Conducted over 35 nationwide event coverages, ensuring widespread visibility of the school's activities. Authored 10 articles on the CONECTA platform, highlighting the engineering achievements and events at Tec de Monterrey. Produced over 100 pieces of content for the EIC's social media channels. Provided real-time updates on attended events, keeping the community informed and engaged. Conducted interviews and photoshoots with professors and students, capturing impactful stories and moments.The job required mobility between Tec campuses in Mexico City, Santa Fe, and Estado de Mexico. In addition, I received training at the Monterrey and Guadalajara campuses.

Leader and advisor of 2 multidisciplinary teams made up of professional students from Tecnológico de Monterrey, Spain, and the Equator in social innovation projects with the Tzotzil cooperative, Sluch Metik. In charge of effective communication between students, the International Center for Social Innovation (CIIS) and the cooperative. In addition to the facilitation of methodologies for social innovation.