Molecular engineer and founder. I design health technology from the molecular scale up: materials that regenerate tissue, sensors that read the body, and tools that reach the people who need them.
My first material was born in a spare room of my apartment. Today that research holds patents and has a product on pharmacy shelves across Mexico.
Today's health system manages disease instead of caring for health. Each company is a way to change that.
Advanced materials for regenerative medicine.
A drug-free nanocellulose dressing for chronic wounds, in regulatory review after a 50-patient clinical cohort. A dermatological cream derived from the same technology is already sold nationwide.
Cosmetics formulated without ingredients questioned by the evidence, in biodegradable packaging that returns to the earth.
Multifunctional products that reduce plastic in the beauty industry and exposure to endocrine disruptors.
Advanced molecular sensors and computational physiology.
Technology that feels approachable.
AI assistants on WhatsApp, Telegram and SMS, for people who don't want to learn a new platform.
The more specialized science becomes, the further it drifts from people. On video I bring it back, explaining nanotechnology, biotechnology and AI without jargon. My videos are in Spanish.
Three questions run through everything I do. Hover over a line or a company to see how they connect.
I design materials that regenerate tissue, formulations that care for skin without compromising health, and molecular sensors that read the state of the body.
Models that interpret the body's signals, and assistants that fit into everyday life.
Who decides a technology's risks, and who its design leaves out. I write about it in my essays and apply it in every company.
Essays on ethics, artificial intelligence and the future of health.
Is your mission to bring science and conscience together? Are you building something that could change the rules of the game?
