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CIDETEQ Microfluidics Lab Generates Electricity from Sweat

Discover more projects from the Center for Research and Technological Development in Electrochemistry (CIDETEQ) in Querétaro.
researcher works in bioinformatics

Bioinformatics: Data Analysis At The Service Of Biology

The applications of this discipline include sequencing proteins, conserving species, and studying the behavior of tumors.
Illustration of green microalgae in the microscope

Microalgae: Natural Ingredients For Beauty Products

Faced with consumer demand for eco-friendly products, the cosmetic industry is looking for new alternatives.
Alvarez-Trujillo Lab

Chaotic Printing: A Step Forward in Tissue and Organ Fabrication

It is a promising alternative in the absence of organ donation and its applications could also impact the pharmaceutical and food industry.
Woman thinking

A New Opportunity for Alzheimer’s Detection

The Team at the Tec de Monterrey's MARTEC Wastewater Monitoring Laboratory is Researching Alternatives on How to Detect this Neurodegenerative Disease
Mouse neurons seen under the microscope

How Does Fear Develop in the Brain? A Recent Investigation Explains

The study published in Science also reveals which method can block this emotion and how it could help patients with PTSD.
Illustration of Enterobacteriaceae bacteria. Individual bacterium are shown as pink rod shapes with multiple hair-like flagella used for motility. The Enterobacteriaceae family contains over a hundred species including Shigella, Klebsiella, Salmonella and Escherichia coli and can be found in animal guts, water and soil. (Getty Images)

César De la Fuente: The Researcher Attempting to Revive Extinct Molecules

The biotechnologist from the University of Pennsylvania is studying new antibiotics to combat resistant bacteria.
The image shows a robot and a person working together on a task. The robot is standing on the left of the image and the person is standing on the right. The robot is using a mechanical arm to hold a tool, while the person is using their hands to hold another tool. Both are looking in the same direction, indicating that they are focused on the task at hand.

Scientists Analyze Microbiota with Machine Learning to Detect Autism

The study conducted by researchers from Tec focuses on identifying markers in the bacterial composition that could anticipate the condition in children.
photography of Bacilli bacteria present in artisanal Cotija cheese.

Analyzing the Genome of Mexican Cheeses for Safe Consumption

Maricarmen Quirasco has dedicated much of her research to understanding the bacterial community of two Mexican artisanal products.
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Mexican Biobank: A Genetic Snapshot Shedding Light on Diseases

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CIDETEC Luis Gerardo Arriaga Hurtado

CIDETEQ Microfluidics Lab Generates Electricity from Sweat

Discover more projects from the Center for Research and Technological Development in Electrochemistry (CIDETEQ) in Querétaro.
researcher works in bioinformatics

Bioinformatics: Data Analysis At The Service Of Biology

The applications of this discipline include sequencing proteins, conserving species, and studying the behavior of tumors.
Illustration of green microalgae in the microscope

Microalgae: Natural Ingredients For Beauty Products

Faced with consumer demand for eco-friendly products, the cosmetic industry is looking for new alternatives.
Alvarez-Trujillo Lab

Chaotic Printing: A Step Forward in Tissue and Organ Fabrication

It is a promising alternative in the absence of organ donation and its applications could also impact the pharmaceutical and food industry.
Woman thinking

A New Opportunity for Alzheimer’s Detection

The Team at the Tec de Monterrey's MARTEC Wastewater Monitoring Laboratory is Researching Alternatives on How to Detect this Neurodegenerative Disease
Mouse neurons seen under the microscope

How Does Fear Develop in the Brain? A Recent Investigation Explains

The study published in Science also reveals which method can block this emotion and how it could help patients with PTSD.
Illustration of Enterobacteriaceae bacteria. Individual bacterium are shown as pink rod shapes with multiple hair-like flagella used for motility. The Enterobacteriaceae family contains over a hundred species including Shigella, Klebsiella, Salmonella and Escherichia coli and can be found in animal guts, water and soil. (Getty Images)

César De la Fuente: The Researcher Attempting to Revive Extinct Molecules

The biotechnologist from the University of Pennsylvania is studying new antibiotics to combat resistant bacteria.
The image shows a robot and a person working together on a task. The robot is standing on the left of the image and the person is standing on the right. The robot is using a mechanical arm to hold a tool, while the person is using their hands to hold another tool. Both are looking in the same direction, indicating that they are focused on the task at hand.

Scientists Analyze Microbiota with Machine Learning to Detect Autism

The study conducted by researchers from Tec focuses on identifying markers in the bacterial composition that could anticipate the condition in children.
photography of Bacilli bacteria present in artisanal Cotija cheese.

Analyzing the Genome of Mexican Cheeses for Safe Consumption

Maricarmen Quirasco has dedicated much of her research to understanding the bacterial community of two Mexican artisanal products.
The image shows a microscope with a globe on a blue background. The globe is a symbol of the world, and the microscope is a symbol of science. The image represents the use of science to explore the world.

Mexican Biobank: A Genetic Snapshot Shedding Light on Diseases

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