Dr. Esther Lantero has a 5-year degree in Biological Sciences (Complutense University of Madrid, 2013) with a Master's in Genetics and Cell Biology from the same university (2014). Once her predoctoral period was over, Dr. Esther Lantero continued her entomological and environmental training with a 5-month stay at INIA (National Institute for Agricultural and Food Research and Technology). In a first post-doc period, she participated as a researcher in two lines involving the use of molecular markers. Afterwards, she enjoyed a postdoctoral contract at the Fundación Jiménez Díaz Hospital (2019–2020), in the Department of Genetics and Genomics. Her duties were mainly focused on the study of the genes causing retinitis pigmentosa, the analysis of variants obtained by NGS, and the writing of scientific manuscripts. Dr. Esther Lantero currently holds a position as a Lecturer at San Pablo CEU University, where she teaches subjects related to genetics in five different degrees (Biotechnology, Genetics, Medicine, Physiotherapy, and Dentistry).