Dr. Daniel Gutiérrez González is a Chemical Engineer with a Master’s degree in Chemical Engineering and a Ph.D. in Engineering Sciences. His research interests focus on mathematical modeling, numerical simulation, mass transfer, applied thermodynamics, adsorption processes, and pressure swing adsorption (PSA) systems. He has experience in the dynamic simulation of adsorption columns, breakthrough curve analysis, and separation processes applied to chemical and environmental systems. His academic work also includes sustainable agriculture, biofertilizers, experimental design, agroenvironmental systems, and the agronomic adaptation of Stevia rebaudiana in high mountain regions. He has published scientific contributions related to PSA modeling, adsorption processes, biofertilizer applications, and sustainable management of agricultural systems. He currently serves as a Full-Time Academic Technician at CBTIS 300 and has teaching experience at higher education institutions, including Universidad Veracruzana and TecNM Campus Orizaba. He is also a member of the research group “Advanced Research on (bio)Sustainable Systems” at the University of Guanajuato and participates as a peer reviewer for international scientific journals. His professional objective is to contribute to sustainable technological solutions through process simulation, green engineering, interdisciplinary research, and academic collaboration.