Martín Alfredo Legarreta-González is a full-time Professor at Tecnológico de Monterrey in México. His academic and scientific career is characterised by a solid interdisciplinary background and research focused on quantitative analysis applied to agricultural, environmental and socio-economic issues. His academic profile encompasses studies in Veterinary Medicine, Agribusiness and Statistics, culminating in a PhD in Probability and Statistics from the University of Sheffield, United Kingdom. His publications have been indexed in high-impact international journals, particularly in the areas of water resources, climate change, econometrics, animal welfare and socio-economic analysis. His research employs advanced methodologies, such as multivariate analysis, ordinal logistic regression and time series models, contributing to the development of solutions for semi-arid contexts and complex agri-food systems. Furthermore, his academic work demonstrates significant international engagement and capacity-building, establishing him as a researcher capable of integrating statistical and multidisciplinary approaches. His scientific output maintains regional relevance and international impact, particularly in the areas of sustainability, natural resource management and applied data analysis. His research interests include ecological statistics and categorical data analysis with applications to the social sciences and ecology, as well as time series.