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“Stories for Curious Minds” received Honorable Mention in the Audio Content category.
A water specialist explains a presentation on this topic projected with a map of Mexico behind him.
Technology and innovation could represent solutions to address the water crisis.
Illustration with planet Earth in the background and people on an upward arrow illustrates the concept of population growth.
Currently, there are over 8 billion people worldwide, therefore public policies must address demographic changes.
Panoramic photograph of the city of Monterrey
SIUM Provides Data to Public and Authorities to Facilitate Decision-Making for a City that Grew from 2.7 to 5.3 Million Inhabitants in 30 Years
Illustration of cities
In Mexico, everyone is talking about it, but do we know what it is and what are its consequences? Experts weigh in.
image of a building with flowers
The approach seeks to remind us that we are part of a living system and it gives us hope for dealing with the environmental crisis.
illustration of a colorful lgbt person with a doctor behind them
Discrimination in the medical field is persistent, from the incorrect use of pronouns to the lack of knowledge about diverse sexual practices.
map of Mexico's Gulf where a tropical storm is striking
Climate change is also expected to contribute to more weather events over the Atlantic in 2024, due to warmer ocean waters.
Here's a picture of the interior hallway of the library building at Tec de Monterrey, with students walking through corridors and ascending stairs.
The institution is positioned within the Top 70 universities with the most significant social and environmental impact.
The image shows a person from the chest up, wearing a black suit with a white shirt. The person’s face is obscured by a gray blurred rectangle.
Diversity in academia and science is essential for excellence and progress, explains Daniel Jacobo, Dean of Research at the School of Engineering and Sciences.

Human & Social

“Stories for Curious Minds” received Honorable Mention in the Audio Content category.
A water specialist explains a presentation on this topic projected with a map of Mexico behind him.
Technology and innovation could represent solutions to address the water crisis.
Illustration with planet Earth in the background and people on an upward arrow illustrates the concept of population growth.
Currently, there are over 8 billion people worldwide, therefore public policies must address demographic changes.
Panoramic photograph of the city of Monterrey
SIUM Provides Data to Public and Authorities to Facilitate Decision-Making for a City that Grew from 2.7 to 5.3 Million Inhabitants in 30 Years
Illustration of cities
In Mexico, everyone is talking about it, but do we know what it is and what are its consequences? Experts weigh in.
image of a building with flowers
The approach seeks to remind us that we are part of a living system and it gives us hope for dealing with the environmental crisis.
illustration of a colorful lgbt person with a doctor behind them
Discrimination in the medical field is persistent, from the incorrect use of pronouns to the lack of knowledge about diverse sexual practices.
map of Mexico's Gulf where a tropical storm is striking
Climate change is also expected to contribute to more weather events over the Atlantic in 2024, due to warmer ocean waters.
Here's a picture of the interior hallway of the library building at Tec de Monterrey, with students walking through corridors and ascending stairs.
The institution is positioned within the Top 70 universities with the most significant social and environmental impact.
The image shows a person from the chest up, wearing a black suit with a white shirt. The person’s face is obscured by a gray blurred rectangle.
Diversity in academia and science is essential for excellence and progress, explains Daniel Jacobo, Dean of Research at the School of Engineering and Sciences.

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