Rafael Fernández
Rafael Fernández is a prominent Argentine biologist and director of the Animal Biotechnology Laboratory at the National Scientific and Technical Research Council (Conicet). He is recognized for his research in genetic engineering and biotechnology, particularly in relation to species conservation and de-extinction efforts. Recently, he gained attention for his insights on the controversial project by Colossal Biosciences, which claims to have revived the extinct 'terrible wolf' using advanced genetic techniques. Fernández emphasizes the complexities and ethical considerations surrounding such endeavors, advocating for a scientific approach to understanding biodiversity and conservation.
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Dominican Republic:
Rafael Fernández suggested Ricardo Monroy come to the Dominican Republic as an expert to train technicians in racquetball.
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Dominican Republic:
Rafael Fernández is the president of the Dominican Federation of Racquetball who invited Monroy to train coaches.
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Panama:
Rafael Fernández was selected as the vice president of the Confederación Hípica del Caribe.
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Argentina:
Rafael Fernández is a doctor in Biological Sciences and director of the Animal Biotechnology Laboratory.
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