Dr. Acosta-Elías is a researcher in the field of biomedical sciences, with a focus on cancer research, radiobiology, and advanced characterization techniques. She holds a Ph.D. and has experience in the study of cancer cell response to radiation, including radiosensitivity and the application of techniques such as atomic force microscopy and spectroscopic methods. Her work has contributed to the understanding of cellular and molecular mechanisms involved in cancer, particularly in breast cancer, and their relationship with factors such as ethnic origin. She has participated in scientific research projects, academic dissemination activities, and the training of undergraduate and graduate students. Dr. Acosta-Elías has also served as a reviewer for national research funding programs and has contributed to science outreach initiatives aimed at promoting STEM education among young students. Her research interests include cancer biology, radiotherapy, nanotechnology, and advanced microscopy techniques.