This article describes the development and optimization of a protocol to identify fungi in the roots of ferns and lycophytes. Two step-by-step molecular procedures were validated, from DNA extraction to fungal classification and statistical analyses. demonstrates scientific expertise and peer-reviewed publication experience (structured methodology, technical precision, and compliance with journal standards).

This executive summary focuses on the ALM Study (Alpine Farming and Human Nasal Microbiome Diversity), which examines environmental health restoration in urban adults.

This presentation was prepared for an international scientific conference and summarizes a study on how light and nutrient availability influence fern–fungus relationships. A controlled greenhouse experiment with 80 plants indicated that light was the key factor enabling plant-fungus interactions. The results were later published in BMC Plant Biology (2023). This piece illustrates my ability to synthesize complex datasets, design structured visual communication, and adapt findings for expert audiences

Research funders don't need the science explained, they need to understand why it matters within the field. In this impact summary for an SNF audience, I identify the conceptual advance of my own peer-reviewed research, articulate its significance within existing scientific knowledge, and frame its future directions as a compelling research investment.

Mental health and uterine fibroids: an article to support and empower women in a difficult journey.

This awareness poster emphasizes the importance of regular breast self-exams in early cancer detection. It is a woman-to-woman message to take care of herself today, and it aims to inspire action using empathic language, an empowering call-to-action, and hashtags to maximize engagement. This piece exhibits copywriting, patient-focused communication, and health campaign design skills.

This short video was created for National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month to raise awareness of the impact of Alzheimer’s disease. I developed the concept, wrote the script, recorded the narration, and combined visuals, text, and music to evoke empathy and emphasize the importance of patient and caregiver support, as well as innovation in Alzheimer’s care. The piece demonstrates my ability to deliver empathetic storytelling, accessible communication, voice-over, and audio and video editing skills. To ensure accessibility and reach, I produced three captioned versions in English, German, and Spanish.

Based on the original article, this piece addresses the mental impact of uterine fibroids in a very visual and social media-adapted style. It is packed with basic concepts and tips, providing a grasp of the topic without losing its scientific and patient-support focus. This carousel demonstrates flexibility, summarizing skills, and design abilities.

This article offers an overview of cerebral ischemia, highlighting causes, impact, symptoms, and treatment options. Originally published in Spanish (2019), it has been translated and reviewed to match today’s state-of-knowledge (2025). It aims at healthcare professionals, students, and informed readers in general. This piece demonstrates technical depth, translation skills, and the ability to write with clarity and accuracy for professional audiences.

This presentation was prepared for an international scientific conference and summarizes a study on how light and nutrient availability influence fern–fungus relationships. A controlled greenhouse experiment with 80 plants indicated that light was the key factor enabling plant-fungus interactions. The results were later published in BMC Plant Biology (2023). This piece illustrates my ability to synthesize complex datasets, design structured visual communication, and adapt findings for expert audiences