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Illustration of a person walking on a trans flag
Research explains what drives transphobia, how it harms mental health, and which strategies help reduce discrimination and violence.
Tecnológico de Monterrey placed 11 disciplines in the Top 100 of the 2026 edition of the rankings published by the British evaluator Quacquarelli Symonds, three of which ranked among the top 50 worldwide.
Indigenous woman carrying a baby
An analysis reveals that racism and discrimination explain much of the gap in maternal care between Indigenous and non-Indigenous women in Mexico.
migrants
A study by Tec de Monterrey analyzes how documentation, skills mismatch, and lack of institutional support affect the reintegration of return migrants in rural Mexico.
academic and research components
A study by Stanford University and Elsevier has released the annual list of the top 2% most cited scientists worldwide, which includes 31 researchers from Tecnológico de Monterrey.
Photo of a woman, Angélica Pongutá, on a podium speaking into a microphone
Wars and armed conflicts have biological, neurobiological, psychological, and emotional impacts on children.
Illustration of the article's author
Excessive internal hiring within universities weakens scientific productivity, openness, and global impact.
Antonio Lazcano
The study of the origin of life is a field that seeks to reconstruct and understand how the first cells came into existence.
Paola Villarreal
Mexican data scientist Paola Villarreal, recognized by MIT, spoke with TecScience during the 2025 Monterrey International Book Fair, where she discussed the power of data analysis to drive social change.
Tecnológico de Monterrey
Tec is the #1 university in Mexico on this list, and ranks fourth overall among the top higher education institutions in Latin America.

Human & Social

Illustration of a person walking on a trans flag
Research explains what drives transphobia, how it harms mental health, and which strategies help reduce discrimination and violence.
Tecnológico de Monterrey placed 11 disciplines in the Top 100 of the 2026 edition of the rankings published by the British evaluator Quacquarelli Symonds, three of which ranked among the top 50 worldwide.
Indigenous woman carrying a baby
An analysis reveals that racism and discrimination explain much of the gap in maternal care between Indigenous and non-Indigenous women in Mexico.
migrants
A study by Tec de Monterrey analyzes how documentation, skills mismatch, and lack of institutional support affect the reintegration of return migrants in rural Mexico.
academic and research components
A study by Stanford University and Elsevier has released the annual list of the top 2% most cited scientists worldwide, which includes 31 researchers from Tecnológico de Monterrey.
Photo of a woman, Angélica Pongutá, on a podium speaking into a microphone
Wars and armed conflicts have biological, neurobiological, psychological, and emotional impacts on children.
Illustration of the article's author
Excessive internal hiring within universities weakens scientific productivity, openness, and global impact.
Antonio Lazcano
The study of the origin of life is a field that seeks to reconstruct and understand how the first cells came into existence.
Paola Villarreal
Mexican data scientist Paola Villarreal, recognized by MIT, spoke with TecScience during the 2025 Monterrey International Book Fair, where she discussed the power of data analysis to drive social change.
Tecnológico de Monterrey
Tec is the #1 university in Mexico on this list, and ranks fourth overall among the top higher education institutions in Latin America.

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