FIELD NOTES / 001Small connections. Bigger questions.
✳GENES ↔ MINDS ↔ PEOPLE
Molecular biology. Neuroscience. A little wonder.SCROLL TO EXPLORE ↓
01 / A LITTLE ABOUT ME
Science starts with curiosity.
Rooted in research. Open to connection.
I’m a molecular biologist with a master’s in Behavioral Science (Neurosciences), based in Guadalajara, Mexico. My work explores the connections between genetics, cognition, and Alzheimer’s disease.
From laboratory work to conversations with families, I’m interested in how research can build understanding. I bring together molecular biology, bioinformatics, and science communication to help connect these worlds.
WHERE MY CURIOSITY TAKES ME
Alzheimer’s diseaseNeurogenomicsScience communication
02 / RESEARCH & EXPERIENCE
Following the connections.
From molecules to memory, and from scientific findings to shared understanding.
01
2023 — Present
Research Team Member
Instituto de Neurociencias · UdeG / CIBO-IMSS
Studying the phenotype and genotype of autosomal dominant Alzheimer’s disease in Jalisco. My work brings together genetic data processing, laboratory techniques, database quality control, and the communication of research findings.
DNAPCRSangerRFLP
02
Feb — Jul 2022
Science Communication
Programa Salud en Corto
Developed weekly ideas for accessible, evidence-based health content under Dr. Jacqueline López, connecting scientific knowledge with everyday questions.
03
2020 — 2021
Research Intern · Computational Genomics
Instituto Nacional de Medicina Genómica
Contributed to the Belongingness project under Dr. Sandra Romero-Hidalgo through participant recruitment, web writing, and project support. Created science communication content for @secuencia.ciencia.
03 / PUBLICATIONS & WRITING
A few pieces of the puzzle.
Research articles, a thesis, and writing that makes room for scientific conversation.
2025
Master’s thesis
Relación entre el genotipo APOE y cognición en portadores de las mutaciones PSEN1A431E o APPV717I asociadas con la enfermedad de Alzheimer autosómica dominante.