One team.
Many disciplines.

José holds a master’s degree in science from CINVESTAV’s Bioelectronics Section and trained at Instituto Politécnico Nacional. His work spans circuit design, instrumentation and embedded electronics for magnetic-coil systems.

At Actipulse he designs PCBs for commercial neuromodulation devices and supports research collaborations across Mexico, France, Canada and the United States. He also contributed control electronics to Public Invention’s open Ferrofluid Pump project.

Irina trained in Clinical Biochemistry at Universidad de las Américas Puebla before completing an MSc and PhD in Neuroscience at the University of Sheffield. Her research examines oxidative DNA damage, neuronal cell-cycle dysregulation and senescence-like states in neurodegeneration.

Her work spans molecular biology, cell imaging and human neuropathology. As a senior researcher at Actipulse, she leads neuromodulation studies and coordinates international preclinical research focused on modulating the blood–brain barrier to improve drug delivery.

Javier is affiliated with the Department of Cognitive Neuroscience at UNAM. His public research spans hippocampal remapping, cell-resolved neural responses, cross-laboratory EEG validation and mechanistic analysis of artificial neural networks.

He served on the organizing committee of the first Latin American Symposium on Philosophy of Computation at UNAM and contributed to Mexico’s National AI Agenda 2030. His work connects code, open datasets and experimentally testable questions about biological and artificial systems.