I earned my degree in Biotechnology from the Faculty of Biochemistry and Biological Sciences at the National University of the Littoral (Universidad Nacional del Litoral, UNL) in Santa Fe, Argentina. My doctoral research focused on Trypanosoma cruzi vaccines, and I was awarded my PhD in Biological Sciences from UNL in 2015. The project involved evaluating various antigens using new generation adjuvants within a subunit vaccine framework. Subsequently, I conducted a postdoctoral research project in collaboration with the Federal University of Pelotas, Brazil, centered around the BCG vaccine. Starting from 2018, I embarked on a research career, concentrating on African Animal Trypanosomiasis in cattle. My work entails the development of ELISA and lateral flow serological assays for diagnosing Trypanosoma vivax infections. Concurrently, my team and I are investigating diverse vaccine formulations within a subunit vaccine platform, utilizing a murine model to simulate Trypanosoma vivax infections.