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Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

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Photograph of a building with colorful windows
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
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.
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.
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
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 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.
Photograph of someone using VR technology.
A study by Tec de Monterrey compared a semi-immersive experience with a traditional humanities class to analyze how students' sense of presence and their brain and physiological responses change.
Arroyo Seco waste collection
A Tec de Monterrey study examines how waste pickers recover materials from Arroyo Seco and reveals why low-value waste and construction debris continue to accumulate in the stream.
Women Physicians Sexual Harassment
A survey of 428 women physicians across 31 Mexican states found that 84% had experienced some form of sexual harassment.
Photograph of color-coded computer code.
A study involving 311 programming students in Mexico found that the easier they perceive the use of tools like ChatGPT to be, the greater their confidence, perceived benefit, and frequency of use.

Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

Photograph of a building with colorful windows
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
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.
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.
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
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 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.
Photograph of someone using VR technology.
A study by Tec de Monterrey compared a semi-immersive experience with a traditional humanities class to analyze how students' sense of presence and their brain and physiological responses change.
Arroyo Seco waste collection
A Tec de Monterrey study examines how waste pickers recover materials from Arroyo Seco and reveals why low-value waste and construction debris continue to accumulate in the stream.
Women Physicians Sexual Harassment
A survey of 428 women physicians across 31 Mexican states found that 84% had experienced some form of sexual harassment.
Photograph of color-coded computer code.
A study involving 311 programming students in Mexico found that the easier they perceive the use of tools like ChatGPT to be, the greater their confidence, perceived benefit, and frequency of use.

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