Help students discover meaningful professional pathways.
01. Mission
To promote academic and scientific exchange in biotechnology by engaging students, researchers, and professionals across disciplines and regions. BioSembly creates a platform to share knowledge, strengthen international and interinstitutional collaboration, and stimulate projects with scientific, educational, and social impact in Ecuador.
02. Vision
To become a leading biotechnology platform in Ecuador and the region, recognized for connecting academia, industry, and emerging talent while positioning biotechnology as a key driver for scientific development, innovation, and international competitiveness.
03. Values
Built on collaboration. Open science, shared knowledge, strong connections.
What Makes Us Different
BioSembly brings together students, researchers, institutions, and industry in a shared space where ideas move beyond discussion into real collaboration. Each edition connects Ecuadorian initiatives with international perspectives and practical scientific experiences.
Our Impact
BioSembly strengthens biotechnology activities in Ecuador by connecting local talent with international perspectives. Its core impact is helping participants find professional pathways, build global networks, access scholarship opportunities, and share their own research with broader scientific communities.
Theory of Change
If BioSembly gives students and young researchers access to international role models, collaborative networks, and spaces to present their own work, then more Ecuadorian biotechnology talent can identify professional pathways, compete for global opportunities, and contribute visible research to the region.
Core Objectives
Facilitate international networking among students, researchers, and institutions.
Open opportunities for participants to share their own research.
Our Team
A joint effort of students, professionals, and volunteers committed to advancing biotechnology.
Founding Members
Core team behind the creation and early consolidation of BioSembly.
Marketing and Design
Visual and communications team, organized by year of participation.
Volunteers
Incredible people who donated their time and energy to make our editions possible.
Red Edition 2026
Adriana Lenberger, Alison Rodriguez, Amy Ponce, Camila Naranjo, Camila Sagasti, Carlos Loachamín, Cristina Burbano, Cristofer Flores, Danitza Bastidas, Dayana Cevallos, Demmi Vásquez, Dianella Carvajal, Paula Mile, Fatima Ojeda, Graciela Cullispuma, Jeremy Iza, Joel Sigcha, Jordan Leon, Katherine Quezada, Kevin Guanoluisa, Leonel Intriago, Lesly Jara, Luis Simbaña, Marely Quiroga, Maria Paz Insuasti, Mildred Barco, Milena Vera, Natasha Chipantiza, Paul Oña, Romina Bailón, Salome Lloay, Samuel Simbaña, Wilter Sánchez, Andreina Salazar, Karelis Hurtado
Green Edition 2025
Loreine Martínez, Natanael Anguizaca, Johao Silva, Josue Arroba, Uwe Nickelsen, Yharome Dasum, Britany Morales, Doménica Cutiopala, Pamela Manya, Aidin Bonnin, Diego Donoso, Lisbeth Cuenca, Amy González, Corina Castro, Monick Vera, Ronald Campaña, Fabián Ortiz, Shirley Almeida, Jordan León, Raymond Orozco, Roberto Barrera, Jeremy Iza, Wladimir Tojas, Gonzalo Ribadeneira, Samuel Simbaña, Nicole Tamayo, Stefany Vargas, Lesly Marín, Kleber Chavez, Andres Espin, Daniela Tituaña, Esther Zambrano, Anthony Icaza, Jeisson Mejía, Anahis Reyes, Damaris Delgado, Manuel Jimenez, Roximar Rodriguez, Christopher Ortiz, Andres Chavéz, Francis Chávez, Emilia Rodriguez, Gabriella Albán, Sebastian Jordan