Since the beginning of my career, I have made significant contributions to biomedical research and the training of young scientists. My work in molecular biology and genetics applied to fertility and cancer has provided new perspectives for identifying biomarkers and developing personalized treatments. I have investigated oxidative stress and cytotoxicity in human granulosa cells, offering insights into mechanisms affecting female fertility. I am the author of 20 publications in international journals (8 focused on fertility) and have presented 33 communications at national and international conferences. I have participated in projects funded by the Carlos III Health Institute, the Government of the Canary Islands, and the Health Research Fund, acquiring expertise in PCR, DNA sequencing, bioinformatics, and cell culture. I have collaborated with hospitals and private healthcare centers, promoting clinical translation and technological innovation. I continue to strengthen my skills through training in quality management and knowledge transfer. I supervise a doctoral thesis and have mentored undergraduate and master’s students. Currently, as an Assistant Professor at the University of La Laguna, my research focuses on developing molecular methods to improve embryo selection in assisted reproduction techniques.