I am a Doctor in Veterinary Science, graduated with honors, with experience in research in the area of ​​animal health, mainly in bovine paratuberculosis (pTB). I evaluated the virulence of strains of Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis (Map) in in-vitro models (cell lines and primary cultures) as well as in various animal species (mice, rabbits, guinea pigs, cattle and pigs).
I also evaluated the immune response and the development of live attenuated, inactivated and recombinant virus (MVA) vaccines. I also have experience in designing experiments and executing clinical trials, writing and execution of research projects, evaluation, writing and presentation of scientific papers (both in Spanish and English), analysis of results and reports presentations, diagnosis of infectious diseases and several laboratory techniques (including those requested for the vacancy).

I have worked in biosafety laboratories levels two and three for 8 years. I am in charge of the animal laboratory and part of the Institutional Committee for the care and use of experimental animals from the National Institute of Agricultural Technology. I am an assistant teacher at the University of Buenos Aires in Veterinary Microbiology, where I also work in other lines of research, such as the study of antimicrobial resistance and virulence factors of other pathogens.

I am currently working as a co-researcher at the pTB laboratory in Argentina (INTA), where I am evaluating the virulence of mutant strains of Map, clinical vaccination trials in dairy herds with high prevalence of pTB, evaluation of an ex-vivo system of co-culture of macrophages and bovine lymphocytes of vaccinated animals as a system for evaluation of vaccine efficiency. I conduct a research project and I co-direct a master's degree