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Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

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Illustration of human chromosomes, with a red circle pointing at chromosome 15
Angelman Syndrome is a rare neurogenetic condition that affects one in ten thousand people worldwide and a new discovery could help with some of its symptoms.
Black and white illustration of two lungs filled with smoke
They have become popular as a tool to quit smoking, but what does the scientific evidence tell us about vaping?
Photograph of two indigenous women and an indigenous girl sitting in a waiting room
Vulnerable communities in Mexico face higher attention costs, along with a lower life expectancy and poorer medical care.
a person walks with a child
During the Early Childhood Forum, Philip Fisher, director of the Stanford Center on Early Childhood, explained the results of the specialized survey.
Illustration of a woman with a sad expression hiding behind a red curtain
Women between 17 and 35 years of age reported harassment incidents in public spaces by men that ended up limiting their mobility in public places.
David Garza, Executive Director of Tecnológico de Monterrey, and Marco Muñoz, Executive Director of Strategic Initiatives at the Ragon Institute, lead a tour at the Massachusetts facility. (Photo: Paul Bautista / Tec de Monterrey)
Tec de Monterrey signed an alliance with the Ragon Institute, the first to be signed with an institution in Latin America.
Illustration of children
The first results of the studies carried out at the Centre will be presented during the second International Forum on Early Childhood.
Photograph of a person writing in an office
A network of researchers and artists from Tec de Monterrey seeks to create an academic registry of artistic projects with social impact.
A group of researchers developed an observatory to analyse and track the supply chains of different industries.
Illustration of a water network design
During the "Thirsty Cities" forum at Tec de Monterrey, four experts discussed the complexity of the water problem in cities.

Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

Illustration of human chromosomes, with a red circle pointing at chromosome 15
Angelman Syndrome is a rare neurogenetic condition that affects one in ten thousand people worldwide and a new discovery could help with some of its symptoms.
Black and white illustration of two lungs filled with smoke
They have become popular as a tool to quit smoking, but what does the scientific evidence tell us about vaping?
Photograph of two indigenous women and an indigenous girl sitting in a waiting room
Vulnerable communities in Mexico face higher attention costs, along with a lower life expectancy and poorer medical care.
a person walks with a child
During the Early Childhood Forum, Philip Fisher, director of the Stanford Center on Early Childhood, explained the results of the specialized survey.
Illustration of a woman with a sad expression hiding behind a red curtain
Women between 17 and 35 years of age reported harassment incidents in public spaces by men that ended up limiting their mobility in public places.
David Garza, Executive Director of Tecnológico de Monterrey, and Marco Muñoz, Executive Director of Strategic Initiatives at the Ragon Institute, lead a tour at the Massachusetts facility. (Photo: Paul Bautista / Tec de Monterrey)
Tec de Monterrey signed an alliance with the Ragon Institute, the first to be signed with an institution in Latin America.
Illustration of children
The first results of the studies carried out at the Centre will be presented during the second International Forum on Early Childhood.
Photograph of a person writing in an office
A network of researchers and artists from Tec de Monterrey seeks to create an academic registry of artistic projects with social impact.
A group of researchers developed an observatory to analyse and track the supply chains of different industries.
Illustration of a water network design
During the "Thirsty Cities" forum at Tec de Monterrey, four experts discussed the complexity of the water problem in cities.

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