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How to Prevent Future Water Crises with Science and Technology

During the "Thirsty Cities" forum at Tec de Monterrey, four experts discussed the complexity of the water problem in cities.
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Bacteria in Extreme Environments Could Lead to New Antibiotics

A group of Mexican researchers assesses how these harsh conditions boost the survival of organisms.
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“Walking to School”: The Project that can Transform Child Mobility in Latin America

A project led by the School of Architecture, Art and Design at Tec de Monterrey seeks to understand the challenges faced by children in Latin America when walking to school.
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How Empathy Can Protect Migrants from Organized Crime Violence

We are more likely to participate in a community project if we have been exposed to a case that gives us insight into what other people are going through.
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Mexico Needs More Stem Cell Donors and You can Become One

In the country, the survival rate for children with acute leukemia is 60%, while in countries like the United States it is almost 98%.
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Embracing Complex Thinking to Build Positive Masculinities

Machismo deprives men of the opportunity to exercise their identity in an open, free, plural and peaceful manner.
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Why do Pandemics and Wars Increase Antibiotic Resistance?

These strains are often called superbugs and are one of the biggest threats to global health.
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How Architecture and Urban Planning Can Help Reduce Violence in Cities

Over the years, researchers have studied how violence can be prevented through changes such as maintaining public spaces.
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Women in the North of Mexico Have the Highest Rate of Diabetes And Other Data of oriGen Project

The project already has some preliminary epidemiological and lifestyle results.
Photograph of the participants in the Health Innovation Panel: Aging and Food Security

Healthy Aging: What Does Mexico Have to do to Achieve It?

A group of experts discussed what the country needs to ensure that older adults live an active, dignified, independent and healthy life.
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Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

Illustration of a water network design

How to Prevent Future Water Crises with Science and Technology

During the "Thirsty Cities" forum at Tec de Monterrey, four experts discussed the complexity of the water problem in cities.
Photograph of a Sulphur mine

Bacteria in Extreme Environments Could Lead to New Antibiotics

A group of Mexican researchers assesses how these harsh conditions boost the survival of organisms.
Photograph of a child walking on a street

“Walking to School”: The Project that can Transform Child Mobility in Latin America

A project led by the School of Architecture, Art and Design at Tec de Monterrey seeks to understand the challenges faced by children in Latin America when walking to school.
dialogue illustration

How Empathy Can Protect Migrants from Organized Crime Violence

We are more likely to participate in a community project if we have been exposed to a case that gives us insight into what other people are going through.
A photograph showing a syringe collecting stem cells

Mexico Needs More Stem Cell Donors and You can Become One

In the country, the survival rate for children with acute leukemia is 60%, while in countries like the United States it is almost 98%.
Illustration of an ear, a megaphone, a chess piece and a hand with a list.

Embracing Complex Thinking to Build Positive Masculinities

Machismo deprives men of the opportunity to exercise their identity in an open, free, plural and peaceful manner.
Illustration of a bacteria and the mechanisms by which they develop resistance to antibiotics

Why do Pandemics and Wars Increase Antibiotic Resistance?

These strains are often called superbugs and are one of the biggest threats to global health.
llustration of a city

How Architecture and Urban Planning Can Help Reduce Violence in Cities

Over the years, researchers have studied how violence can be prevented through changes such as maintaining public spaces.
laboratory image

Women in the North of Mexico Have the Highest Rate of Diabetes And Other Data of oriGen Project

The project already has some preliminary epidemiological and lifestyle results.
Photograph of the participants in the Health Innovation Panel: Aging and Food Security

Healthy Aging: What Does Mexico Have to do to Achieve It?

A group of experts discussed what the country needs to ensure that older adults live an active, dignified, independent and healthy life.

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