My research bridges molecular biology and biomedical engineering to design next-generation bioelectronic platforms that monitor and modulate biological systems. My lab at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley focuses on developing conductive biohybrid constructs to promote neural and tissue repair and electrochemical biosensors for real-time detection of biomarkers in cancer and regeneration. Integrating principles of neuroengineering, bioelectronics, and regenerative medicine, my work aims to create closed-loop sensing and therapeutic systems that restore function, decode disease processes, and inspire novel precision interventions.