With a PhD in Biological Sciences (2005) from the National University of Tucumán, Pablo Schliserman has worked as a researcher of the National Council of Science and Technology of Argentina (CONICET in Spanish) since 2007. He currently is a CONICET Senior Researcher at the Regional Center for Energy and Environment for Sustainable Development (CREAS in Spanish) in Catamarca, Argentina. He is the director of the Center and the head of the Laboratory of Biological Control and Insect Biodiversity. Currently, he is working on research focused on the interactions between economically and ecologically important frugivorous insects and their host plants, and their natural enemies, with particular emphasis on hymenopteran parasitoids. The main study systems include fruit flies and their parasitoids in different crops and natural areas, as well as coleopterans associated with Neltuma spp. He has been the director and co-director of numerous PhD theses, doctoral and postdoctoral fellows, junior researchers of CONICET, national research projects and technological development and research agreements between CONICET and provincial governments from Argentina. ORCID number:  0000-0002-1376-9471.