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Tec supports researchers in validating patented technologies, building prototypes, and scaling innovation through licensing or spin-offs.
Illustration of a 3D anatomical model of human organs
Surgeons can use these models to practice before a procedure or to determine the size of a tumor.
Back-to-School mothers
This research aims to understand the full school-shopping experience: from making the list to purchasing the supplies.
technology transfer
More than 28 technology-based ventures have emerged from Tec de Monterrey thanks to a model that drives research toward real-world solutions with both social and commercial impact.
Health in Mexico future
Experts warn that generating scientific knowledge is not enough—regulatory gaps must be closed.
The Innovation Panel
University-industry collaboration transcends simple technology transfer. It represents a reimagining of how knowledge is generated and applied.
Salvador Orozco, impact investor at Fondo de Fondos.
Impact investing funds tech companies that aim to address social and environmental challenges, while also delivering returns to investors.
From left to right: Alejandro Balbin, Daniel Romano, Tatiana Yglesias, and Mikel Prieto, who participated in the panel "From research to impact: Building inclusive healthtech ventures across borders." (Photo: Alejandro Salazar / TecScience)
Building local investment cultures and establishing global partnerships, advise health innovation experts, during EBCTec: Spinoffs DemoDay & Industry Challenges.
science and technology-based companies
There are now 25 companies in the Tecnológico de Monterrey’s innovation portfolio, the result of a collaborative synergy between its researchers, entrepreneurs, and investors.
Justin Craig
In the context of family businesses, trust isn’t just a subjective concept—it can be measured across four dimensions.

Business Innovation

Tec supports researchers in validating patented technologies, building prototypes, and scaling innovation through licensing or spin-offs.
Illustration of a 3D anatomical model of human organs
Surgeons can use these models to practice before a procedure or to determine the size of a tumor.
Back-to-School mothers
This research aims to understand the full school-shopping experience: from making the list to purchasing the supplies.
technology transfer
More than 28 technology-based ventures have emerged from Tec de Monterrey thanks to a model that drives research toward real-world solutions with both social and commercial impact.
Health in Mexico future
Experts warn that generating scientific knowledge is not enough—regulatory gaps must be closed.
The Innovation Panel
University-industry collaboration transcends simple technology transfer. It represents a reimagining of how knowledge is generated and applied.
Salvador Orozco, impact investor at Fondo de Fondos.
Impact investing funds tech companies that aim to address social and environmental challenges, while also delivering returns to investors.
From left to right: Alejandro Balbin, Daniel Romano, Tatiana Yglesias, and Mikel Prieto, who participated in the panel "From research to impact: Building inclusive healthtech ventures across borders." (Photo: Alejandro Salazar / TecScience)
Building local investment cultures and establishing global partnerships, advise health innovation experts, during EBCTec: Spinoffs DemoDay & Industry Challenges.
science and technology-based companies
There are now 25 companies in the Tecnológico de Monterrey’s innovation portfolio, the result of a collaborative synergy between its researchers, entrepreneurs, and investors.
Justin Craig
In the context of family businesses, trust isn’t just a subjective concept—it can be measured across four dimensions.

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