Diana Rubí Oropeza-Tosca is a biochemical engineer with a
Master’s and a Doctorate in Education from Universidad OMI Centro de
Investigación. She currently serves as a full-time professor and research
project leader at the Instituto Tecnológico de Villahermosa, Tecnológico Nacional
de México. Her academic
expertise spans biochemistry, environmental biotechnology, education, pedagogy,
environmental education, education with artificial intelligence, sustainable
development, agroecology, and sustainable tourism. She has extensive experience
in coordinating transdisciplinary projects focused on native maize
conservation, community-based tourism, biofertilization, and the integration of
artificial intelligence in educational processes. Dr. Oropeza-Tosca has
collaborated with national and international research networks and is a member
of various academic bodies. She has published scientific articles, book
chapters, and conference papers, and currently supervises multiple graduate and
undergraduate research projects related to rural development and agroecological
innovation. Her work has been recognized for its contribution to linking
academic research with the empowerment of Indigenous and rural communities in
southeastern Mexico. She is currently a Candidate of the National System of
Researchers (SNII) in Mexico.
Diana Rubí Oropeza-Tosca is a biochemical engineer with a
Master’s and a Doctorate in Education from Universidad OMI Centro de
Investigación. She currently serves as a full-time professor and research
project leader at the Instituto Tecnológico de Villahermosa, Tecnológico Nacional
de México. Her academic
expertise spans biochemistry, environmental biotechnology, education, pedagogy,
environmental education, education with artificial intelligence, sustainable
development, agroecology, and sustainable tourism. She has extensive experience
in coordinating transdisciplinary projects focused on native maize
conservation, community-based tourism, biofertilization, and the integration of
artificial intelligence in educational processes. Dr. Oropeza-Tosca has
collaborated with national and international research networks and is a member
of various academic bodies. She has published scientific articles, book
chapters, and conference papers, and currently supervises multiple graduate and
undergraduate research projects related to rural development and agroecological
innovation. Her work has been recognized for its contribution to linking
academic research with the empowerment of Indigenous and rural communities in
southeastern Mexico. She is currently a Candidate of the National System of
Researchers (SNII) in Mexico.