Víctor González-Menéndez received his PhD in Pharmacy from the University of Granada in 2019. He holds a degree in Environmental Sciences from the University of León, Spain, a Master’s degree in Drug Research, Development, Control and Innovation from the University of Granada, and a certificate in Advanced Mycology from the International University of Andalusia. He joined the MEDINA Foundation in 2010 and is currently a Senior Researcher in the Microbiology Department and Manager of the Fungal Collection. He is responsible for the identification and isolation of new fungal strains and is an expert in fungal cultivation and scale-up, as well as in the metabolomic and phylogenetic analysis of fungal communities. His current research focuses on the development of biological assays for the control of important phytopathogenic fungi of agricultural interest, with the aim of discovering new biopesticides from microbial natural products. He is co-author of more than 40 scientific articles, five patents, and numerous oral and poster presentations at national and international conferences.