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Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

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Map of the northern hemisphere with intense colors in red, orange and blue representing high temperatures.
An international group of researchers is developing an index with different variables that identifies the levels of impact among the population.
Illustration depicting the use of ChatGPT and artificial intelligence in legislative processes in Mexico.
An analysis of legislative speeches found growing signs of ChatGPT-generated writing since September 2024, highlighting Mexico’s lack of official AI guidelines in Congress.
Image of a woman sneezing
The OriGen Health Research Center is an initiative of Tecnológico de Monterrey and the University of Texas at Austin that seeks to understand the health of Latino populations.
illustration of an olive oil drop
A new study reveals how the olive tree produces a key molecule with the potential to improve crops and combat metabolic diseases.
Illustration of DNA and human figures representing a repository of studies on obesity in Latinos living in the United States.
The open-access platform compiles peer-reviewed research to identify obesity risk factors among Hispanic/Latino populations in the United States and support public health policy and interventions.
Illustration of a person walking on a trans flag
Research explains what drives transphobia, how it harms mental health, and which strategies help reduce discrimination and violence.
a photograph of beans
Researchers developed a snack that not only provides nutrients, but also helps reduce fat absorption in the intestine and promotes cholesterol elimination.
photograph of two women and three men sitting in a conference
Experts in neuroscience, geriatrics, bioengineering and retirement systems discussed the challenges of addressing the aging of Mexican women.
Indigenous woman carrying a baby
An analysis reveals that racism and discrimination explain much of the gap in maternal care between Indigenous and non-Indigenous women in Mexico.
Photograph of a woman standing on a blue building
The researcher specializing in nanomedicine is the most recent winner of the Mujer Tec award in the science category.

Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

Map of the northern hemisphere with intense colors in red, orange and blue representing high temperatures.
An international group of researchers is developing an index with different variables that identifies the levels of impact among the population.
Illustration depicting the use of ChatGPT and artificial intelligence in legislative processes in Mexico.
An analysis of legislative speeches found growing signs of ChatGPT-generated writing since September 2024, highlighting Mexico’s lack of official AI guidelines in Congress.
Image of a woman sneezing
The OriGen Health Research Center is an initiative of Tecnológico de Monterrey and the University of Texas at Austin that seeks to understand the health of Latino populations.
illustration of an olive oil drop
A new study reveals how the olive tree produces a key molecule with the potential to improve crops and combat metabolic diseases.
Illustration of DNA and human figures representing a repository of studies on obesity in Latinos living in the United States.
The open-access platform compiles peer-reviewed research to identify obesity risk factors among Hispanic/Latino populations in the United States and support public health policy and interventions.
Illustration of a person walking on a trans flag
Research explains what drives transphobia, how it harms mental health, and which strategies help reduce discrimination and violence.
a photograph of beans
Researchers developed a snack that not only provides nutrients, but also helps reduce fat absorption in the intestine and promotes cholesterol elimination.
photograph of two women and three men sitting in a conference
Experts in neuroscience, geriatrics, bioengineering and retirement systems discussed the challenges of addressing the aging of Mexican women.
Indigenous woman carrying a baby
An analysis reveals that racism and discrimination explain much of the gap in maternal care between Indigenous and non-Indigenous women in Mexico.
Photograph of a woman standing on a blue building
The researcher specializing in nanomedicine is the most recent winner of the Mujer Tec award in the science category.

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