Roberto Sánchez-Sánchez is a biologist who graduated from the Faculty of Sciences (UNAM) with a PhD in Biomedical Sciences (UNAM). He has specialized in the use of embryonic stem cells as a model for tissue differentiation. Presently, he works as a researcher in medical sciences at the Instituto Nacional de Rehabilitación LGII (INRLGII), focusing on tissue engineering for skin repair. He also holds a position as a lecturer at both UNAM and Tecnológico de Monterrey. As a researcher, he has a total of 54 scientific publications. In his main field, he has obtained two grants from CONACYT, likewise, he has been bestowed two national awards: INNOVATIS 2018 and Dr. Jorge Rosenkrantz 2019 (ROCHE). He is a member of the biosafety and the editorial committees of the journal "Investigación en Discapacidad" at INRLGII. He has participated in various evaluation committees for students, projects, and scientific articles. His main goal is, through tissue engineering, to contribute to the development of solutions to address health problems that affect the Mexican population.