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AI should make us smarter, not dumb us down: Rose Luckin

The professor, who has researched for more than 30 years different technologies, speaks about how we can take advantage of these new tools.
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Stressing Out Vegetables (Yes, Stressing Them) to Unlock Their Health Potential

Researchers from the Institute for Obesity Research delve into the health benefits of applying this technique to fruits and vegetables.
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Emerging Contaminants: A Growing Threat to Global Water Quality

Researchers discovered high concentrations in the primary water sources, raising alarms about risks such as an elevated incidence of certain cancer types.
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How to create nutritious landscapes in cities and urban-periphery

Researchers analyze the lack of accessibility to healthy food on the outskirts of the city and how to address it with urban gardens.
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“Doing Research Makes Me Feel Free”: Rosanna Bonasia

Science has no nationality. Finding ways to reduce damage caused by natural phenomena is something that benefits worldwide.
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Microplastics in breastmilk: an unknown threat

Researchers around the world are studying the risks of microplastics contained in human breast milk and formula.
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The Potential of Fungi to Clean Polluted Water

"The idea is to take the tools that nature already has and direct them toward very specific things, like combating water pollution."
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The Chronic Diseases that Threat Latin America

Sergio Lavandero, director of the Advanced Center for Chronic Diseases, warns that more investment in science is needed to confront the problem.
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Robots in Education: Boosting Attention, Motivation, and Retention

Researchers gather scientific evidence to demonstrate that this technology is instrumental in aiding students.
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The First Brain Tumor Center in Mexico

The Center has the necessary technology and a group of experts focused exclusively on caring for patients with this condition.
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Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

Photograph of Rose Luckin

AI should make us smarter, not dumb us down: Rose Luckin

The professor, who has researched for more than 30 years different technologies, speaks about how we can take advantage of these new tools.
Photograph of vegetables under UV light

Stressing Out Vegetables (Yes, Stressing Them) to Unlock Their Health Potential

Researchers from the Institute for Obesity Research delve into the health benefits of applying this technique to fruits and vegetables.
"Vibrant cityscape with diverse-height buildings. In the center, a glass of clear water. On the left, a pillbox; on the right, a chart depicting temperature evolution."

Emerging Contaminants: A Growing Threat to Global Water Quality

Researchers discovered high concentrations in the primary water sources, raising alarms about risks such as an elevated incidence of certain cancer types.
Photograph of a table with fresh vegetables, fruits and eggs.

How to create nutritious landscapes in cities and urban-periphery

Researchers analyze the lack of accessibility to healthy food on the outskirts of the city and how to address it with urban gardens.
Ilustracion de investigadora

“Doing Research Makes Me Feel Free”: Rosanna Bonasia

Science has no nationality. Finding ways to reduce damage caused by natural phenomena is something that benefits worldwide.
Color photography of human breastmilk seen through a microscope

Microplastics in breastmilk: an unknown threat

Researchers around the world are studying the risks of microplastics contained in human breast milk and formula.
image of fungi in wood

The Potential of Fungi to Clean Polluted Water

"The idea is to take the tools that nature already has and direct them toward very specific things, like combating water pollution."
Photograph of a scientist dressed in protective equipment in an extraction hood

The Chronic Diseases that Threat Latin America

Sergio Lavandero, director of the Advanced Center for Chronic Diseases, warns that more investment in science is needed to confront the problem.
Photograph of a black and red humanoid robot

Robots in Education: Boosting Attention, Motivation, and Retention

Researchers gather scientific evidence to demonstrate that this technology is instrumental in aiding students.
Photograph of a surgeon looking through a robotic microscope

The First Brain Tumor Center in Mexico

The Center has the necessary technology and a group of experts focused exclusively on caring for patients with this condition.

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