Dr.Celdran is a Spain native, he graduated in Veterinary Medicine in 2006 from the University of Extremadura. After three years working in private practice focused on exotic pet medicine, Dr. Celdran focused his career in biomedical research and laboratory animal medicine and surgery and joined in 2009 the Minimally Invasive Surgery Center Jesus Uson (JUMISC), a European reference center for surgical research and training. During his tenure at the JUMISC he held several positions, from a researcher at the Pharmacy unit to head of the animal model service and study director on multiple GLP studies. He obtained a Master's degree in Health Sciences Research in 2010 and a Ph.D. in Veterinary Medicine in 2014 from the University of Extremadura. In 2015 Dr. Celdran moved to US to lead the vascular access translational reserach program at the University of Cincinnati, Under the leadership of Dr. Roy-Chaudhury. They moved the research program to the University of Arizona in 2015, where Dr. Celdran lead the