Dr. Roberto Bernal Jaquez is a Physicist from the National Autonomous University of Mexico and received a Doctorate in Science (Physics) from the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos, carrying out his doctoral thesis at the Institute of Nuclear Sciences of the UNAM under the direction of Dr. Renato Lemus . Dr. Bernal collaborated as a postdoctoral researcher in the Theoretical Chemistry group of the University of Turin under the direction of Dr. Roberto Dovesi for one year. Doctor Bernal Jaquez has been involved with software development since he was an undergraduate student and participated in several industrial as well as scientific software development projects. He also completed Master's studies in Computer Science at the Arturo Rosenblueth Foundation.

Dr. Bernal has taught at the Autonomous University of the State of Morelos, the Faculty of Engineering of the UNAM where he held a chair in Electromagnetism and was a professor in what were - now divisions - the Faculties of Chemistry and Civil Engineering of the Universities of Guanajuato. He currently works as a professor at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana unit Cuajimalpa where he was Head of the Department of Applied Mathematics and Systems in the period 2011-2015. Currently, he is a Full Professor C for an indefinite period. To date, he has directed 2 Doctoral theses, 2 Master's degrees and 12 terminal projects for the Bachelor's Degrees in Applied Mathematics and Computer Engineering. He is currently directing two master's theses and one doctorate in the Postgraduate Course in Natural Sciences and Engineering at UAM Cuajimalpa and several terminal projects in the Computer Science and Applied Mathematics degrees. At the UAM he has taught more than 120 courses since 2009 and has participated in the adaptation of the study plans for the Bachelor of Computing.

Dr. Bernal's research has focused on various areas such as the Study of Dynamics in Complex Networks, Mathematical Physics, Theoretical Chemical-Physics, Applied Mathematics and Computing and recently he has undertaken the study of molecular properties using Machine Learning. He currently has 29 works published in international indexed journals and 3 book chapters.

Dr. Bernal belongs to the National System of Researchers level 1 since 2010 and has been distinguished as a professor with a desirable profile from 2011 to date.