Anselmo Miranda-Baeza is a Professor-Researcher at Universidad Estatal de Sonora with more than 35 years of academic, scientific, and professional experience in aquaculture and marine biotechnology. He is a member of the Sistema Nacional de Investigadoras e Investigadores, the Academia Mexicana de Ciencias, and the World Aquaculture Society.
His research has focused on sustainable aquaculture, biofloc technology, integrated multitrophic aquaculture, shrimp farming, aquatic eco-physiology, water quality, and environmental management of aquaculture systems as well as use of probiotics extraction, characterization and evaluation of bioactive compounds from marine algae.
Throughout his career, he has developed internationally recognized research projects and scientific collaborations with institutions and researchers from Australia, the United States, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, and Mexico, contributing to the advancement of sustainable aquatic production.
Dr. Miranda-Baeza has published scientific articles in high-impact international journals indexed in JCR and Scopus, with research that has generated international citations and recognition in the fields of aquaculture and environmental biotechnology.
In addition to his scientific productivity, he has made significant contributions to the training of human resources, supervising undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral theses, while mentoring young researchers and professionals in aquaculture and marine sciences.
Anselmo Miranda-Baeza is a Professor-Researcher at Universidad Estatal de Sonora with more than 35 years of academic, scientific, and professional experience in aquaculture and marine biotechnology. He is a member of the Sistema Nacional de Investigadoras e Investigadores, the Academia Mexicana de Ciencias, and the World Aquaculture Society.
His research has focused on sustainable aquaculture, biofloc technology, integrated multitrophic aquaculture, shrimp farming, aquatic eco-physiology, water quality, and environmental management of aquaculture systems as well as use of probiotics extraction, characterization and evaluation of bioactive compounds from marine algae.
Throughout his career, he has developed internationally recognized research projects and scientific collaborations with institutions and researchers from Australia, the United States, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, and Mexico, contributing to the advancement of sustainable aquatic production.
Dr. Miranda-Baeza has published scientific articles in high-impact international journals indexed in JCR and Scopus, with research that has generated international citations and recognition in the fields of aquaculture and environmental biotechnology.
In addition to his scientific productivity, he has made significant contributions to the training of human resources, supervising undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral theses, while mentoring young researchers and professionals in aquaculture and marine sciences.