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How Close are we to Autonomous Supply Chains?

David Simchi-Levi, an MIT researcher, explains how AI and language models are transforming business operations and what is still needed to achieve fully autonomous supply chains.
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Planning for the Sake of the Plan: when Aspiring to a Sustainable City Stays in Paper

A study analyzing five urban plans for Monterrey reveals that, although Mexican cities aspire to become more sustainable, smart, and resilient, their projects often lack the indicators, budgets, and monitoring mechanisms needed to translate proposals into concrete actions.
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The Numbers Say the City Got Better. The People Who Live There Don’t

Experts gathered at the International Conference on Urban Health explained why evidence is indispensable, yet not sufficient.
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Mexican Researchers Create a Pre-Planting Treatment that Improves Native Maize Seeds

A pre-sowing treatment combines ultraviolet radiation and spirulina to strengthen native maize seeds and explore more sustainable alternatives for agricultural production.
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GEMMA: a Smart Window that Generates Electricity and Regulates the Temperature of Buildings

Researchers at Tec de Monterrey have developed GEMMA, a smart window that integrates solar cells, light control, and thermal insulation to generate electricity and reduce heat entering buildings.
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Data to Look at Politics Beyond the National Level in Latin America

During a panel at the fourth Latin American Congress on Social Sciences and Government, a group of researchers discussed the Subnational Politics Project, a platform that gathers data to analyze and compare subnational politics in Latin America.
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Seven Out of 10 Early Childhood Caregivers Report Feeling Anxious, Nervous And Irritable

The first adaptation of RAPID outside the United States reveals that two out of every three women shoulder the majority of caregiving responsibilities.
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Digitizing Healthcare is not Enough: How to Transform Healthcare Systems in Latin America

A study of four Latin American countries reveals that digitally transforming health systems requires—in addition to technology—leadership, funding, and strategies tailored to each context.
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Guardians of the Mangrove: A Multi-Species Design Project to Protect this Crucial Ecosystem

A project seeks to turn residents and visitors of Bahía de Banderas into mangrove guardians through role-playing games, dialogue, and collaborative art that foster empathy for the species inhabiting this ecosystem.
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Tec, UNAM, IPN, and UAM join together to Recognize Those who Disseminate Science

Tec de Monterrey, UNAM, UAM, and IPN launched the University Science Communication Award, which seeks to recognize the achievements of those dedicated to sharing science with the public.
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Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

black-and-white photograph of a man against a colorful background

How Close are we to Autonomous Supply Chains?

David Simchi-Levi, an MIT researcher, explains how AI and language models are transforming business operations and what is still needed to achieve fully autonomous supply chains.
an illustration of a city

Planning for the Sake of the Plan: when Aspiring to a Sustainable City Stays in Paper

A study analyzing five urban plans for Monterrey reveals that, although Mexican cities aspire to become more sustainable, smart, and resilient, their projects often lack the indicators, budgets, and monitoring mechanisms needed to translate proposals into concrete actions.
colorful illustration with elements of a city

The Numbers Say the City Got Better. The People Who Live There Don’t

Experts gathered at the International Conference on Urban Health explained why evidence is indispensable, yet not sufficient.
Photo of a maize stalk

Mexican Researchers Create a Pre-Planting Treatment that Improves Native Maize Seeds

A pre-sowing treatment combines ultraviolet radiation and spirulina to strengthen native maize seeds and explore more sustainable alternatives for agricultural production.
Photograph of a building with colorful windows

GEMMA: a Smart Window that Generates Electricity and Regulates the Temperature of Buildings

Researchers at Tec de Monterrey have developed GEMMA, a smart window that integrates solar cells, light control, and thermal insulation to generate electricity and reduce heat entering buildings.
Illustration of voting ballots

Data to Look at Politics Beyond the National Level in Latin America

During a panel at the fourth Latin American Congress on Social Sciences and Government, a group of researchers discussed the Subnational Politics Project, a platform that gathers data to analyze and compare subnational politics in Latin America.
Illustration of an open book with children dancing on it.

Seven Out of 10 Early Childhood Caregivers Report Feeling Anxious, Nervous And Irritable

The first adaptation of RAPID outside the United States reveals that two out of every three women shoulder the majority of caregiving responsibilities.
Photograph of a tablet displaying medical information.

Digitizing Healthcare is not Enough: How to Transform Healthcare Systems in Latin America

A study of four Latin American countries reveals that digitally transforming health systems requires—in addition to technology—leadership, funding, and strategies tailored to each context.
Aerial photograph of a mangrove forest

Guardians of the Mangrove: A Multi-Species Design Project to Protect this Crucial Ecosystem

A project seeks to turn residents and visitors of Bahía de Banderas into mangrove guardians through role-playing games, dialogue, and collaborative art that foster empathy for the species inhabiting this ecosystem.
Photograph of three men and a woman sitting at a table with microphones.

Tec, UNAM, IPN, and UAM join together to Recognize Those who Disseminate Science

Tec de Monterrey, UNAM, UAM, and IPN launched the University Science Communication Award, which seeks to recognize the achievements of those dedicated to sharing science with the public.

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