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illustration of different elements of the 10 episodes of the podcast
If you’ve missed any of the 10 new episodes from Season 7 of this podcast from TecSounds, you can find them all here. Have a listen to interesting chats (in spanish) with experts on subjects that everyone cares about.
Illustrated pencil portrait of a middle-aged man wearing glasses.
The director of the Institute of Advanced Materials for Sustainable Manufacturing reviews the outreach strategies the Tec has established with industry to take great strides that benefit society and the country as a whole.
Eva Rivas researched the origin of the biological innovations between 1909 and 1941, which facilitated the work of a Nobel Prize winner.
The Artificial Intelligence Hub's Director reflects on how realistic is the fear about AI taking over the world.
He has shaped a legion of researchers, in whom he has seeded the need to strive for the common good through science.
Photo of the Monterrey campus of the Tecnológico de Monterrey
The 2023 WUN forum will be held at Tec de Monterrey; it's called to analyze the role of universities in facing the environmental crisis.
Middle-aged woman with an orange jacket and glasses in front of a bookshelf.
Winner of the 2023 Mujer Tec Award due to her promotion of gender equality and eradication of violence, remarks that Mexico would overcome many of its big problems if philosophy were an integral part of education from childhood.
Portrait of a woman of middle age.
Maria Soledad Ramirez, a researcher at the Institute for the Future of Education, reflects on the importance of open science for the growth of society as a whole and the challenges this entails.
Middle aged woman, long hair, with glasses and wearing a white coat and latex gloves, is handling scientific instruments inside a laboratory
The multinational recognizes María Luisa del Prado for her scientific contributions and for guiding new generations of women towards science.
illustration of a scale drawn with blue light and held by a robotic hand
The judicial system needs to know how algorithms work before incorporating the use of crime predictors in countries such as Mexico.

TecScience

illustration of different elements of the 10 episodes of the podcast
If you’ve missed any of the 10 new episodes from Season 7 of this podcast from TecSounds, you can find them all here. Have a listen to interesting chats (in spanish) with experts on subjects that everyone cares about.
Illustrated pencil portrait of a middle-aged man wearing glasses.
The director of the Institute of Advanced Materials for Sustainable Manufacturing reviews the outreach strategies the Tec has established with industry to take great strides that benefit society and the country as a whole.
Eva Rivas researched the origin of the biological innovations between 1909 and 1941, which facilitated the work of a Nobel Prize winner.
The Artificial Intelligence Hub's Director reflects on how realistic is the fear about AI taking over the world.
He has shaped a legion of researchers, in whom he has seeded the need to strive for the common good through science.
Photo of the Monterrey campus of the Tecnológico de Monterrey
The 2023 WUN forum will be held at Tec de Monterrey; it's called to analyze the role of universities in facing the environmental crisis.
Middle-aged woman with an orange jacket and glasses in front of a bookshelf.
Winner of the 2023 Mujer Tec Award due to her promotion of gender equality and eradication of violence, remarks that Mexico would overcome many of its big problems if philosophy were an integral part of education from childhood.
Portrait of a woman of middle age.
Maria Soledad Ramirez, a researcher at the Institute for the Future of Education, reflects on the importance of open science for the growth of society as a whole and the challenges this entails.
Middle aged woman, long hair, with glasses and wearing a white coat and latex gloves, is handling scientific instruments inside a laboratory
The multinational recognizes María Luisa del Prado for her scientific contributions and for guiding new generations of women towards science.
illustration of a scale drawn with blue light and held by a robotic hand
The judicial system needs to know how algorithms work before incorporating the use of crime predictors in countries such as Mexico.

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