She holds a degree in Pharmaceutical Biological Chemistry from the Universidad Veracruzana (Mexico), as well as a Master’s degree (2007) and a PhD (2011) in Sciences from the Institute of Ecology, A.C. (Mexico). Her academic and research career includes predoctoral and postdoctoral research stays at the University Institute for Research CIBIO of the University of Alicante. Since 2013, she has continuously carried out her research activities at CIBIO, where she is currently a Junior Researcher. Her research adopts a multidisciplinary approach integrating chemical ecology, ecophysiology, ecotoxicology, and biodiversity conservation, with particular interest in dung beetles. Her work combines fieldwork, laboratory experimentation, and chemical and instrumental analytical techniques, addressing research questions from both basic and applied perspectives. She has participated in competitive national and international research projects, as well as in knowledge-transfer projects and contracts with public administrations and organizations involved in environmental conservation and management. She has also served as scientific coordinator of applied studies. Her scientific output has been published in international journals, and her research activity is complemented by knowledge transfer and outreach, student training, and collaboration with environmental managers and organizations involved in conservation. She has one six-year research period (sexenio) positively evaluated by CNEAI/ANECA (2013–2019), and in 2026 she was awarded Level II recognition within the National System of Researchers (SNII) of SECIHTI (Mexico).