Hello!
​​
I am Carlos Ezio, a Mechatronics Engineer from Mexico and a proud 2020 graduate of ITESM. I'm currently advancing my career at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital within the Shrike Zhang Lab, focusing on tissue engineering and bioprinting to solve complex biomedical challenges.
Currently, I am in the early stages of co-founding Criocore, a startup aiming to develop advanced bioprinted tissues as models used in preclinical drug development. Outside of work, I enjoy fitness, travel, and music, as I continue to explore the convergence of mechatronics, biotech, and entrepreneurship.​
Experience​​
​ ​
Criocore
Co-founder
2025-Present
​
Harvard Medical School & Brigham and Women's Hospital || Shrike Zhang Lab​
Lab Manager & Researcher
2023-Present
Researcher
2021-2023
Research Intern
2020-2021
​​
Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher (ITESM) || Alvarez-Trujillo Lab
Research Intern
2019-2021
Education
​
Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education (ITESM)​
B.S. Mechatronics Engineering
2015-2020
​​
MassVentures​
Mass Founders Network – Accelerator Program for Entrepreneurship
2024-2025
​​​
The Engine, Built by MIT​
Blueprint - Accelerator Program for Entrepreneurship
2024
​
Blue River Innovation Campus​
Actuator – Accelerator Program for Entrepreneurship
2024
Awards and presentations
​
Guest speaker at Merck​
Presentation: Cryobioprinted tissues
Winter 2024
​​
Organizing committee member Aggregation-Induced Emissions 6 conference​
Organizer, session chair, and presenter
Fall 2024
​​
Guest lecturer at Moltonborough Academy
Lecture: Bioprinting and its Applications
Winter 2023​
​
Poster presenter at GRC Silk Conference
Poster: Volumetric Additive Manufacturing of Pristine Silk-Based Bioinks
Summer 2023
​
Guest lecturer at Tufts University
Lecture: Do-it-Yourself (DiY) Bioprinter
Spring 2023
​
Guest speaker at Monterrey Institute of Technology (ITESM)
Presentation: Do-it-Yourself (DiY) Bioprinters
Fall 2022
​
Guest speaker at Journey 2 Innovation Conference
Presentation: Building your bioprinter
Fall 2021
​
Regional finalist and national semi-finalist Hult Prize
Project idea: Nanobio-pesticide for crops
Fall 2021
​​
Guest speaker at CAPTEC student group
Presentation: Journey to a Harvard Research lab
Fall 2020
​
National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholar
Recognizes outstanding Latino and Hispanic high school students
Fall 2014​
Mentorship
​
​2024-2023
Begoña Sanchez Gonzalez, Alex Said Gonzalez Halabe, Carlos Gabriel Rivera Ruiz, David Rendon, Armando Martinez, Jose Gerardo Marin Canchola, Misael Jimenez , Sergio Herrera Martinez, Ricardo Rosas Esquivel, Francisco Lugo Mestre
​
2023-2022
Laura Elena Vejar Carillo, Demetrio Paez Ochoa, Dana Gabriela Jimenez Peña​, Dionisio Othon Katase, Francisco Javier Aguilar Rojas, Mauricio Gonzalez Ortiz, Pavel Hernandez, Ricardo Andre Riesgo Galaviz
2022- 2021
Juan Wenceslao Mijares Rivas, Vanessa Ortiz, Juan Carlos Rodriguez​, Victoria Abril Manjarrez Rivera, Lourdes Montserrat Cruz Castillo​,Penelope Ceron Castillo, Jose Abraham Perez, Alejandro Leyto Gonzalez​
Thesis​
Media​​​​
For Fun!
Travel
(and power naps!)
