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Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

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image of a mother with a child
The connection that occurs between a mother and her children is unique and indispensable for the development of fully realized human beings.
Illustration of a computer in a scientific laboratory
During the International Obesity Research Conference international experts will speak about the global problem.
Photograph of a person receiving an injection
We accompanied the oriGen project team to Pachuca, Hidalgo, to learn about the motivations of those participating in the Mexican genome map.
Illustration of Aleksandra Krstikj architecture.
Krstikj left Macedonia to do research in Mexico. Since she was a child, she knew the country was a friendly place with "open arms" to receive her.
Illustration of green microalgae in the microscope
Faced with consumer demand for eco-friendly products, the cosmetic industry is looking for new alternatives.
Image of a brain made of pills
Homeopathy and other forms of alternative medicine would appear to be the equivalent of taking a sugar pill. Does that mean they don’t work?
Photograph of a scientist in a white robe working at a laboratory
Researchers at Tec de Monterrey collaborated with the company Alpura to develop products and new technologies that can help the environment.
Black and white illustration of a mammography
Using Artificial Intelligence models appears to be more efficient than traditional methods for calculating the risk of suffering from this disease.
Image of a DNA strandon top of a clock
A study from the University of Chile investigates the link between being overweight and how this influences our biological clock.
Colorful illustration of people speaking
The place we inhabit has an influence in our physical and mental health. With this in mind, Ryan Anders Whitney shares ideas so that our cities take equity into account.

Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

image of a mother with a child
The connection that occurs between a mother and her children is unique and indispensable for the development of fully realized human beings.
Illustration of a computer in a scientific laboratory
During the International Obesity Research Conference international experts will speak about the global problem.
Photograph of a person receiving an injection
We accompanied the oriGen project team to Pachuca, Hidalgo, to learn about the motivations of those participating in the Mexican genome map.
Illustration of Aleksandra Krstikj architecture.
Krstikj left Macedonia to do research in Mexico. Since she was a child, she knew the country was a friendly place with "open arms" to receive her.
Illustration of green microalgae in the microscope
Faced with consumer demand for eco-friendly products, the cosmetic industry is looking for new alternatives.
Image of a brain made of pills
Homeopathy and other forms of alternative medicine would appear to be the equivalent of taking a sugar pill. Does that mean they don’t work?
Photograph of a scientist in a white robe working at a laboratory
Researchers at Tec de Monterrey collaborated with the company Alpura to develop products and new technologies that can help the environment.
Black and white illustration of a mammography
Using Artificial Intelligence models appears to be more efficient than traditional methods for calculating the risk of suffering from this disease.
Image of a DNA strandon top of a clock
A study from the University of Chile investigates the link between being overweight and how this influences our biological clock.
Colorful illustration of people speaking
The place we inhabit has an influence in our physical and mental health. With this in mind, Ryan Anders Whitney shares ideas so that our cities take equity into account.

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