Doctor of Marine and Coastal Sciences from the Autonomous University of Baja California Sur (UABCS), Master of Science in Marine Resource Management from the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN), and Bachelor of Science in Marine Ecology from the Autonomous University of Guerrero. He completed academic residencies at Auburn University in Alabama (2016) and the University of Florida (2020) in the USA. He has been a Professor-Researcher at CIIDIR, Sinaloa, Guasave of the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) since June 1999. Member of the World Aquaculture Society (WAS) since 2011, and a member of the IPN's Environment and Biotechnology Network since 2015. Founding member of the Mexican Aquaculture Society. His research focuses on the ecology, reproduction, feeding, health, and cultivation of marine and freshwater fish. She leads the Marine Organism Reproductive Quality Research Group and is in charge of the Histology and Reproductive Health Laboratory, equipped with 32 projects supported by national, state, and institutional funding. She has published 3 books and 8 book chapters, 35 JCR-indexed scientific articles, and 21 peer-reviewed and popular science articles. She has supervised 12 undergraduate theses and 17 graduate theses (Master's and Doctoral), and has presented at 62 conferences, 30 international and 32 nationals. The most relevant research projects include: 1) The first cultivation of white snook (C. viridis) in ocean cages in Latin America (2019).