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Cities and Prosperous Communities

How To Re-Center Mexican Cities

Researchers, public officials and decision makers debated on how to plan and govern the urban growth in México.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Mexican Cities are Expanding Towards the Periphery, but its Centers are Increasingly Empty

A study by Tec de Monterrey and the Complexity Science Hub reveals that 69 Mexican cities lost population in their city centers, lengthening residents' daily commutes.

Health

A Scientific Gap Prevented Targeted Treatment of Aphasia in Spanish Speakers… Until Now

Globally, aphasia treatments are based on research conducted with English speakers. A new project seeks to bridge this gap.

Industrial Transformation

Dried Bean Seeds are not Dormant as Previously Thought: Study Shows their Biological Activity

Research from Tecnológico de Monterrey opens a window that could impact both agriculture and human nutrition.

Education and Humanism

Can Fear-Based Narratives Influence our Political Behavior?

A study by Tec de Monterrey analyzes how fear narratives, known as satanic panic, may have temporarily influenced the Republican vote in the United States.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

A More Diverse Economy does not Necessarily Create More Inclusive Cities

A study that analyzed 74 metropolitan areas in Mexico found that economic complexity and urban sprawl are linked to greater spatial segregation by income.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Does Money No Longer Go as Far in Mexico? The Evidence Shows a More Complex Reality

Why do we feel like everything costs more and we earn less? Although salaries have increased in Mexico, the cost of living remains a concern.

Health

Tec de Monterrey and UNAM Join Forces to Accelerate New Drug Development

The agreement seeks to accelerate innovation in health through joint research and strengthen the country's biopharmaceutical capacity.

Education and Humanism

For Decades we Believed in the Myth of the Alpha Male, but the Evidence Tells a Different Story

The concept arose from a misinterpretation of animal behavior, but in recent decades, other research has corrected its meaning.

Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

Cities and Prosperous Communities

How To Re-Center Mexican Cities

Researchers, public officials and decision makers debated on how to plan and govern the urban growth in México.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Mexican Cities are Expanding Towards the Periphery, but its Centers are Increasingly Empty

A study by Tec de Monterrey and the Complexity Science Hub reveals that 69 Mexican cities lost population in their city centers, lengthening residents' daily commutes.

Health

A Scientific Gap Prevented Targeted Treatment of Aphasia in Spanish Speakers… Until Now

Globally, aphasia treatments are based on research conducted with English speakers. A new project seeks to bridge this gap.

Industrial Transformation

Dried Bean Seeds are not Dormant as Previously Thought: Study Shows their Biological Activity

Research from Tecnológico de Monterrey opens a window that could impact both agriculture and human nutrition.

Education and Humanism

Can Fear-Based Narratives Influence our Political Behavior?

A study by Tec de Monterrey analyzes how fear narratives, known as satanic panic, may have temporarily influenced the Republican vote in the United States.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

A More Diverse Economy does not Necessarily Create More Inclusive Cities

A study that analyzed 74 metropolitan areas in Mexico found that economic complexity and urban sprawl are linked to greater spatial segregation by income.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Does Money No Longer Go as Far in Mexico? The Evidence Shows a More Complex Reality

Why do we feel like everything costs more and we earn less? Although salaries have increased in Mexico, the cost of living remains a concern.

Health

Tec de Monterrey and UNAM Join Forces to Accelerate New Drug Development

The agreement seeks to accelerate innovation in health through joint research and strengthen the country's biopharmaceutical capacity.

Education and Humanism

For Decades we Believed in the Myth of the Alpha Male, but the Evidence Tells a Different Story

The concept arose from a misinterpretation of animal behavior, but in recent decades, other research has corrected its meaning.

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Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

Inés Gutiérrez Jaber