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Illustration Gerardo Castañeda
The growing demand for electricity and dependence on imported gas are reigniting the debate over fracking in Mexico and its environmental and geological impacts
Illustration about women in science and leadership in STEM research, in reference to the Premio Mujer Tec 2026.
Researchers Blanca Brambila, Rosanna Bonasia and Karina Coronado received the Premio Mujer Tec 2026 for projects that apply science to challenges such as sustainability, water quality and risk management. Their work highlights the growing role of women in STEM, in a context where female leadership in science still faces barriers.
heliodome
The device replicates different types of solar radiation and their thermal and material effects under controlled conditions.
A bowl of guacamole on a table.
Two researchers from Tec de Monterrey conducted a series of experimental studies that demonstrated the resistance of Hass avocados to pests and changed the course of a multibillion-dollar industry.
llustrated map of Colombia with blue lines showing trafficking routes.
Researchers at Tecnológico de Monterrey developed a computational model that maps cocaine trafficking routes in Colombia and measures their environmental impact using satellite data.
climate change early childhood
While global delegations negotiate climate strategies, the missing topic in these conversations is early childhood.
Illustration
Acknowledging the failures of climate action isn’t giving up; it’s the first step toward rethinking the change in direction, leadership, and vision.
nanoparticles fertilizers
A group of researches have created a hybrid between a probiotic and a vaccine to improve crops and use smaller quantities of this type of technology.
Enkerlin Brothers two grown men's pictures turned into collage
From raising wild animals at home to influencing national conservation policy, the Enkerlin brothers (both EXATEC) helped shape the future of biodiversity protection and sustainable pest control in Mexico.
image of a dengue mosquito
The first symptoms felt like simple fatigue and muscle aches, but they quickly turned into something unbearable: needles stabbing the joints, pressure in the lower back, and the eerie sensation of eyes being pulled backward.

Climate and Sustainability

Illustration Gerardo Castañeda
The growing demand for electricity and dependence on imported gas are reigniting the debate over fracking in Mexico and its environmental and geological impacts
Illustration about women in science and leadership in STEM research, in reference to the Premio Mujer Tec 2026.
Researchers Blanca Brambila, Rosanna Bonasia and Karina Coronado received the Premio Mujer Tec 2026 for projects that apply science to challenges such as sustainability, water quality and risk management. Their work highlights the growing role of women in STEM, in a context where female leadership in science still faces barriers.
heliodome
The device replicates different types of solar radiation and their thermal and material effects under controlled conditions.
A bowl of guacamole on a table.
Two researchers from Tec de Monterrey conducted a series of experimental studies that demonstrated the resistance of Hass avocados to pests and changed the course of a multibillion-dollar industry.
llustrated map of Colombia with blue lines showing trafficking routes.
Researchers at Tecnológico de Monterrey developed a computational model that maps cocaine trafficking routes in Colombia and measures their environmental impact using satellite data.
climate change early childhood
While global delegations negotiate climate strategies, the missing topic in these conversations is early childhood.
Illustration
Acknowledging the failures of climate action isn’t giving up; it’s the first step toward rethinking the change in direction, leadership, and vision.
nanoparticles fertilizers
A group of researches have created a hybrid between a probiotic and a vaccine to improve crops and use smaller quantities of this type of technology.
Enkerlin Brothers two grown men's pictures turned into collage
From raising wild animals at home to influencing national conservation policy, the Enkerlin brothers (both EXATEC) helped shape the future of biodiversity protection and sustainable pest control in Mexico.
image of a dengue mosquito
The first symptoms felt like simple fatigue and muscle aches, but they quickly turned into something unbearable: needles stabbing the joints, pressure in the lower back, and the eerie sensation of eyes being pulled backward.

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