Emiliano Balderas Ramírez — Instituto de Biotecnología, UNAM
Bioengineering + scientific software

Emiliano Balderas Ramírez

Bioengineer & Programmer · PhD Candidate at IBt-UNAM · CHO, S. cerevisiae & E. coli · scientific software for reproducible lab work

Upstream Bioprocessing Scientific Software Molecular Biology Data Science
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Science meets code.

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Building tools and workflows where bioengineering, molecular biology, and programming meet. The emphasis here is software, but the underlying scientific profile is the same one presented in HostCell.

CHO · S. cerevisiae · E. coli Scientific Software Bioprocess Data Science Molecular Biology Open Source Lab Tools

I'm a bioengineer and PhD candidate in Biochemical Sciences at the Instituto de Biotecnología, UNAM. My work spans upstream bioprocessing with CHO, S. cerevisiae, and E. coli, molecular biology, and software development for scientific workflows. I build tools around the kind of repetitive, high-stakes calculations where a single spreadsheet mistake can cost days of culture work.

Beyond the bench, I build computational tools, browser-based apps, and data science pipelines that make experimental work more reliable and reproducible. I also served for 3+ years as Coordinator of the Mexican Bioimaging Workshops (MBW), an initiative supported by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI), Leica, UNAM, and CONACYT. That experience shaped a lasting conviction: access to good tools is part of scientific access itself.

16+ Public repositories
3 Core systems · CHO · S. cerevisiae · E. coli
IBt UNAM · Cuernavaca, México
MBW 3+ years coordinating CZI-supported workshops


What I work on.
🔬 Bioengineering
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Upstream Bioprocessing

CHO, S. cerevisiae, and E. coli cell culture across batch and fed-batch modes. Bioreactor operation, metabolic monitoring (YSI 2950), and scale-up strategies for recombinant protein production.

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Molecular Biology

Targeted genome editing via CRISPR-Cas9, Cre-LoxP, and homologous recombination. Plasmid assembly using Golden Gate, Gibson, and yeast gap repair — applied to producer cell line construction.

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Biotherapeutic Development

Current doctoral research: optimizing CHO producer cell lines for biotherapeutic quality and productivity — maximizing titer while controlling critical quality attributes under Dr. Tonatiuh Ramírez at IBt-UNAM.

💻 Programming & Data Science
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Scientific Software

Browser-based applications and offline-ready PWAs built for the bench — from cell passaging calculators to kinetics dashboards. JavaScript, HTML5/CSS3, and service workers for zero-install delivery.

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Data Science & Analysis

Python pipelines for bioprocess data: pandas, NumPy, SciPy, matplotlib, seaborn, and scikit-learn. From raw YSI measurements and flow cytometry exports to reproducible, shareable results.

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Open Source & Community

All tools are open source and designed for reproducibility across labs. Former Coordinator of the Mexican Bioimaging Workshops (MBW), funded by the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative — convinced that access to good tools is part of scientific access itself.



Tools of the trade.
Bioengineering & Wet-Lab
CHO Cell Culture S. cerevisiae E. coli Fed-batch Bioreactors CRISPR-Cas9 Golden Gate · Gibson YSI 2950 Flow Cytometry
Scientific Computing
Python Jupyter NumPy Pandas scikit-learn Matplotlib Seaborn SciPy
Web & Tools
JavaScript HTML5 CSS3 PWA · Service Workers SQL Git
Built for the lab.
Suite

A collection of offline-ready PWA tools designed for bench-side bioprocess workflows — installable, fast, and built for the biosafety cabinet.

Let's connect.
LinkedIn
emilianobalderas
GitHub
ebalderasr
Personal Email
ebalderas@live.com.mx
Institutional Email
IBt · UNAM