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“It is Mandatory for Women to Engage in AI to Mitigate Biases”: Specialists

Artificial Intelligence experts discussed some of the measures we can take to avoid these prejudices.
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Collaborating with the Industry is Essential for the Future of Research: David Garza

Tec Science Summit, a day focused on science, innovation and technology at the Tec de Monterrey, begins today.
Arturo Molina posing in the Tec de Monterrey Campus CDMX

Arturo Molina and the Scientist’s Empathy

The story of the director of IAMSM, winner of the Insignia Romulo Garza 2023 Award, is a testimony to the social commitment of science and its transformative power.
computer-generated image of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) molecules (helices) and red blood cells. There are a number of blood disorders caused by genetic mutations and can therefore be passed from parents to children.

The difficult (and necessary) path to diagnosing rare diseases

There are more than 7,000 conditions worldwide whose low frequency and peculiarities complicate their diagnosis and treatment.
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How Women’s Sex Hormones Protect Them Against Heart Damage

Understanding the mechanisms behind this protection could help explain why menopausal women suffer more from obesity-related damage.
A pregnant woman sitting on a sofa with her hand on her forehead. The woman has a worried expression on her face and is looking down.

The Stress Mothers Suffer During Pregnancy Affects How We Eat

Childhood adversity has molecular, cellular, neurobiological, epigenetic, and behavioral effects that last into adulthood.
photography of Bacilli bacteria present in artisanal Cotija cheese.

Analyzing the Genome of Mexican Cheeses for Safe Consumption

Maricarmen Quirasco has dedicated much of her research to understanding the bacterial community of two Mexican artisanal products.
The image shows a microscope with a globe on a blue background. The globe is a symbol of the world, and the microscope is a symbol of science. The image represents the use of science to explore the world.

Mexican Biobank: A Genetic Snapshot Shedding Light on Diseases

Illustration of human mammary glands

Young and Strong: preserving fertility in young women with breast cancer

Mexican researchers seek to provide a comprehensive and case-specific treatment for young women with breast cancer.
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Technology seeks to empower teachers, not replace them

Ryan Baker, an expert in the use of generative AI in education, explains how it can improve the teaching-learning process.
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Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

The image shows a robot and a person working together on a task. The robot is standing on the left of the image and the person is standing on the right. The robot is using a mechanical arm to hold a tool, while the person is using their hands to hold another tool. They are both facing the same direction, indicating that they are focused on the task at hand.

“It is Mandatory for Women to Engage in AI to Mitigate Biases”: Specialists

Artificial Intelligence experts discussed some of the measures we can take to avoid these prejudices.
photo of David Garza

Collaborating with the Industry is Essential for the Future of Research: David Garza

Tec Science Summit, a day focused on science, innovation and technology at the Tec de Monterrey, begins today.
Arturo Molina posing in the Tec de Monterrey Campus CDMX

Arturo Molina and the Scientist’s Empathy

The story of the director of IAMSM, winner of the Insignia Romulo Garza 2023 Award, is a testimony to the social commitment of science and its transformative power.
computer-generated image of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) molecules (helices) and red blood cells. There are a number of blood disorders caused by genetic mutations and can therefore be passed from parents to children.

The difficult (and necessary) path to diagnosing rare diseases

There are more than 7,000 conditions worldwide whose low frequency and peculiarities complicate their diagnosis and treatment.
The image shows a series of illustrations of different parts of the human body. The illustrations are done in a simple and linear style, with black lines on a white background. The body parts shown are: A uterus An eye A heart A molecule

How Women’s Sex Hormones Protect Them Against Heart Damage

Understanding the mechanisms behind this protection could help explain why menopausal women suffer more from obesity-related damage.
A pregnant woman sitting on a sofa with her hand on her forehead. The woman has a worried expression on her face and is looking down.

The Stress Mothers Suffer During Pregnancy Affects How We Eat

Childhood adversity has molecular, cellular, neurobiological, epigenetic, and behavioral effects that last into adulthood.
photography of Bacilli bacteria present in artisanal Cotija cheese.

Analyzing the Genome of Mexican Cheeses for Safe Consumption

Maricarmen Quirasco has dedicated much of her research to understanding the bacterial community of two Mexican artisanal products.
The image shows a microscope with a globe on a blue background. The globe is a symbol of the world, and the microscope is a symbol of science. The image represents the use of science to explore the world.

Mexican Biobank: A Genetic Snapshot Shedding Light on Diseases

Illustration of human mammary glands

Young and Strong: preserving fertility in young women with breast cancer

Mexican researchers seek to provide a comprehensive and case-specific treatment for young women with breast cancer.
Photograph of a man in a suit posing for the camera

Technology seeks to empower teachers, not replace them

Ryan Baker, an expert in the use of generative AI in education, explains how it can improve the teaching-learning process.

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