At Universidad de Concepción, I developed a messenger RNA vaccine prototype against Andes virus. My doctoral research involved formulating and characterising lipid nanoparticles and evaluating their function in vitro and in vivo.
As a Research Assistant at Universidad de las Fuerzas Armadas ESPE and Universidad de Concepción, I helped establish an interferon-based antiviral nanoformulation for controlled release targeting the respiratory tract. I also participated in experimental design, statistical analysis, literature review, and preparation of reports and manuscripts.
At Bionatura Journal, I review scientific manuscripts for methodological quality, consistency of results, and bibliographic relevance. I also served as an Intern in the Biological Products Section at the National Medicines Agency Department, reviewing CTD technical documentation and contributing to regulatory analysis of advanced therapy medicinal products.
My work spans molecular and cellular biology, immunological assays, and nanotechnology. I have contributed to scientific publications on interferons, nanocarriers, and vaccine research, and have taught cell and molecular biology and supported undergraduate theses.
