Lorenzo Martínez is a PhD student in Materials Science and Corrosion, a Harvard graduate, and the President of CYP Group. His work applies engineering, technology, and scientific research with conscious ethical intent—improving human health, protecting land, strengthening culture, and expanding the cognitive capacity of future generations.

Educated in Mexico, refined through graduate study at Harvard, and connected through innovation alliances within the Harvard ecosystem, Lorenzo integrates applied science with a human-centered mission: knowledge must become practical impact—in service to communities, our nation, and the world.

As President of CYP Group, he leads initiatives across four interconnected pillars:

• Regenerative systems engineering that prevents industrial loss and environmental harm,

• Metabolic and cognitive health solutions that support human performance,

• Land conservation and cultural continuity through transparent digital stewardship, and

• Early education models that cultivate emotional intelligence, creativity, and future capacity.

For Lorenzo, innovation is not measured by patents alone, but by the lives it improves and the systems it regenerates.

His work is carried forward alongside educators, engineers, indigenous guardians, scientists, parents, and children. He believes in a future where progress is guided by conscious science, science that serves life, and where society flourishes across generations.