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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.
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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.
Illustration of a floating graduation cap, surrounded by technological symbols
A group of education experts say that research is one of the best ways to ensure that innovation has a real impact.
Yasmin Kafai from the University of Pennsylvania spoke at the IFE Conference 2026 about shifting the conversation around young people and their role in Artificial Intelligence.
Digital Society Lab
By combining digital technologies with social phenomena, researchers collaborate on projects alongside communities, organizations, and archives.
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Why do some people (and governments) choose to ignore scientific evidence? This reflection explores why science, even when it is clear, does not always manage to break through.
Photograph of a person using a cane for the blind
The initiative of the School of Humanities and Education seeks to enable more people to study this degree.
five books science
By now, it has become a tradition that, at the end of the year, Jorge Valdez, science editor at TecScience, recommends a selection of science-popularization books that are ideal to read—or to give as gifts—during the holiday season.
Edmundo Molina Science of Decision-Making
The director of the Decision Science Center at Tec de Monterrey explains how mathematical models can help us make better decisions in highly uncertain contexts, from climate policy to everyday life.

Education and Humanism

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.
Illustration of a floating graduation cap, surrounded by technological symbols
A group of education experts say that research is one of the best ways to ensure that innovation has a real impact.
Yasmin Kafai from the University of Pennsylvania spoke at the IFE Conference 2026 about shifting the conversation around young people and their role in Artificial Intelligence.
Digital Society Lab
By combining digital technologies with social phenomena, researchers collaborate on projects alongside communities, organizations, and archives.
Illustration of the author
Why do some people (and governments) choose to ignore scientific evidence? This reflection explores why science, even when it is clear, does not always manage to break through.
Photograph of a person using a cane for the blind
The initiative of the School of Humanities and Education seeks to enable more people to study this degree.
five books science
By now, it has become a tradition that, at the end of the year, Jorge Valdez, science editor at TecScience, recommends a selection of science-popularization books that are ideal to read—or to give as gifts—during the holiday season.
Edmundo Molina Science of Decision-Making
The director of the Decision Science Center at Tec de Monterrey explains how mathematical models can help us make better decisions in highly uncertain contexts, from climate policy to everyday life.

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