Prof. Dr. Enrique Hernández-Lemus is a Principal Investigator at the Mexican National Institutes of Health and Head of the Computational Systems Biology and Integrative Genomics Lab at the National Institute of Genomic Medicine (Mexico). He holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Physics (Non-equilibrium Statistical Physics—Dynamic Phase Transitions). He started his research career working in Probability Theory and Mathematical Physics. Later, he turned his attention to problems in Biological Complexity and Systems Biology. He has been a visiting scientist at the Broad Institute of Harvard University and MIT, the Computational Biology Center at the TJ Watson IBM Research Laboratories; the Institute for Advanced Studies in Princeton, the Department of Physics and Mathematics at Rutgers University, the Institute of Complex Systems at the University of Barcelona and the Principe Felipe Research Center in Valencia, among others. He was awarded the 2016 Marcos Moshinsky fellowship in Physical Sciences. He is a member of the Mexican National Researchers’ System (Level III, the highest) and of the Mexican Health Ministry Research Network (Level F, the highest). He serves as a member of Latin America in the international Human Cell Atlas Consortium, the Mexican Academy of Sciences, the Mexican Mathematical Society and the Mexican Physical Society.