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romulo garza award 2025
This award was established 51 years ago in memory of the entrepreneur and philanthropist who promoted scientific research in Mexico.
Raúl Monroy artificial intelligence
After four decades probing the promises and limits of artificial intelligence, Raúl Monroy receives the Insignia Award—the highest honor of the Rómulo Garza Prize—recognizing a career defined by rigor, mentorship, and a clear-eyed view of technology’s future.
Tecnológico de Monterrey is advancing a scientific ecosystem grounded in applied research, international collaboration, and innovation.
Financial inclusion for migrants
The Credit Institutions Law establishes that individuals with regular immigration status may open bank accounts.
A book whit scientific elements
Scientific writing is a skill that must be practiced. Two researchers share advice for university students who are beginning their journey into academic publishing.
video games in the classroom
Games like Minecraft and Overcooked were selected to help graduate students develop soft skills such as leadership and creativity.
Adopting AI in the classroom
Justin Reich, a researcher at MIT, notes that there are still no definitive best practices for integrating AI into classrooms, but there are clues.
Latin America faces deep social disparities that demand closer collaboration between universities, industry, and governments to strengthen higher education and prepare people with the skills needed for the future workforce.
illustration
The number of retracted scientific articles increased by 900% in a decade. This wave of retractions may undermine the credibility of researchers, institutions, and research centers.
photo of Dominique Boullier
During the IFE Conference 2026, sociologist Dominique Boullier warned that the accelerated adoption of AI is undermining essential learning processes.

Education and Humanism

romulo garza award 2025
This award was established 51 years ago in memory of the entrepreneur and philanthropist who promoted scientific research in Mexico.
Raúl Monroy artificial intelligence
After four decades probing the promises and limits of artificial intelligence, Raúl Monroy receives the Insignia Award—the highest honor of the Rómulo Garza Prize—recognizing a career defined by rigor, mentorship, and a clear-eyed view of technology’s future.
Tecnológico de Monterrey is advancing a scientific ecosystem grounded in applied research, international collaboration, and innovation.
Financial inclusion for migrants
The Credit Institutions Law establishes that individuals with regular immigration status may open bank accounts.
A book whit scientific elements
Scientific writing is a skill that must be practiced. Two researchers share advice for university students who are beginning their journey into academic publishing.
video games in the classroom
Games like Minecraft and Overcooked were selected to help graduate students develop soft skills such as leadership and creativity.
Adopting AI in the classroom
Justin Reich, a researcher at MIT, notes that there are still no definitive best practices for integrating AI into classrooms, but there are clues.
Latin America faces deep social disparities that demand closer collaboration between universities, industry, and governments to strengthen higher education and prepare people with the skills needed for the future workforce.
illustration
The number of retracted scientific articles increased by 900% in a decade. This wave of retractions may undermine the credibility of researchers, institutions, and research centers.
photo of Dominique Boullier
During the IFE Conference 2026, sociologist Dominique Boullier warned that the accelerated adoption of AI is undermining essential learning processes.

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