Estancias programa Delfín 2025 | Academic Stay Delfin programa 2025

agosto, 2025. Agradecemos a estudiantes de estancia. Ingrid Adriana Hernández Gómez, estudiante de la licenciatura en Químico Farmacobiólogo de la Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas sede Ocozocoautla, así como Ricardo Medina Juárez, estudiante de la Lic. en Biología en la Universidad Veracruzana región Peñuela, realizaronuna estancia de investigación en nuestro laboratorio durante el verano, 2025.

Esta estancia estuvo enmarcada en el programa Delfín, el cual busca incentivar y formentar las vocaciones científicas en jóvenes de México. Ambos estudiantes estarán trabajando en el proyecto "Análisis epidemiológico de Rickettsia y Borrelia en ensambles de roedores y ectoparásitos de zonas marginadas en el sureste de México" financiado por la SECIHTI. Durante este periodo, aprendieron técnicas de recolecta de mamíferos pequeños y sus ectoparásitos, así como técnicas de Biología Molecular.

Les agradecemos la confianza puesta en nuestro laboratorio y les deseamos el mayor de los éxitos.

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August 2025. We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the students who joined our laboratory as part of their summer research residency. Ingrid Adriana Hernández Gómez, a Bachelor’s student in Chemical Pharmacobiology at the Autonomous University of Chiapas (Ocozocoautla campus), and Ricardo Medina Juárez, a Bachelor’s student in Biology at the Universidad Veracruzana (Peñuela region), successfully completed their residency with us during the summer of 2025.

Their stay was part of the Delfín Program, which aims to inspire and promote scientific careers among young people in Mexico. Throughout their time with us, Ingrid and Ricardo actively participated in the project titled "Epidemiological Analysis of Rickettsia and Borrelia in Rodent and Ectoparasite Assemblages from Underserved Areas in Southeastern Mexico," funded by SECIHTI (National Institute of Statistics and Census of Mexico).

During the residency, they received training in field techniques for capturing small mammals and collecting ectoparasites, as well as in laboratory methods used in molecular biology.

We thank them for their trust in our team and wish them continued success in their academic and professional journeys.