Daniel Salamone

Dr. Daniel Salamone is a Research Professor and Principal Investigator at CONICET, Argentina, serving as Director of the Animal Biotechnology Laboratory at the University of Buenos Aires' Faculty of Agronomy. He holds a DVM from UBA, an MS from the University of Saskatchewan (Canada), and a PhD in Biotechnology and Biomedicine from the University of Massachusetts (USA).

• Roles: President of CONICET, Director of Animal Biotechnology Lab
• Affiliations: Member of the National Academy of Agronomy and Veterinary Medicine, International Embryo Technology Society (past President)

His research focuses on assisted reproduction, cloning, transgenesis, and gene editing in animals. Over 80 peer-reviewed publications and 20+ doctoral thesis directed. He has led biotechnology projects yielding startups and global collaborations through initiatives like the Global Research Council's Governing Board.

No specific scientific awards listed explicitly, though his leadership roles imply recognition. His work spans academic teaching (global biotechnology courses) and industrial applications (startups).