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AI governance
An assessment conducted across seven universities in Latin America found that the use of generative AI tools has already become part of everyday academic life, yet institutions still lack the policies, shared standards, and institutional capacity needed to adopt them in an ethical and responsible way.
Researchers Develop AI Tools to Transcribe and Analyze 320,000 Colonial-Era Manuscripts.
A team developed a digital platform and a 10-hour course designed not to tell business owners what to do, but to help them build the skills they need to adapt.
What one industry considers waste can become a valuable raw material for researchers—a nutritious byproduct with the potential for a second life.
The project includes the development of a digital platform where historically underrepresented communities can create, publish, and share their own stories.
The project also addresses a need within the manufacturing industry, where some specialized positions are difficult to fill.
Researchers at Tecnológico de Monterrey developed an index that helps measure the risk of developing functional limitations among Mexican adults.
Cecilia Treviño
Recognized this year as one of Latin America’s 25 Women in Science, researcher Cecilia Treviño has devoted her career to studying materials and finding new ways to turn waste into valuable resources.
Tecnológico de Monterrey remains among the world’s Top 200 universities.
Researchers from Tecnológico de Monterrey analyzed differences among Latin American legal systems regarding marriage between two people of the same sex.

Ricardo Treviño

AI governance
An assessment conducted across seven universities in Latin America found that the use of generative AI tools has already become part of everyday academic life, yet institutions still lack the policies, shared standards, and institutional capacity needed to adopt them in an ethical and responsible way.
Researchers Develop AI Tools to Transcribe and Analyze 320,000 Colonial-Era Manuscripts.
A team developed a digital platform and a 10-hour course designed not to tell business owners what to do, but to help them build the skills they need to adapt.
What one industry considers waste can become a valuable raw material for researchers—a nutritious byproduct with the potential for a second life.
The project includes the development of a digital platform where historically underrepresented communities can create, publish, and share their own stories.
The project also addresses a need within the manufacturing industry, where some specialized positions are difficult to fill.
Researchers at Tecnológico de Monterrey developed an index that helps measure the risk of developing functional limitations among Mexican adults.
Cecilia Treviño
Recognized this year as one of Latin America’s 25 Women in Science, researcher Cecilia Treviño has devoted her career to studying materials and finding new ways to turn waste into valuable resources.
Tecnológico de Monterrey remains among the world’s Top 200 universities.
Researchers from Tecnológico de Monterrey analyzed differences among Latin American legal systems regarding marriage between two people of the same sex.

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