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Ismael Aguilar Barajas is a civil engineer with studies in economics, specializing in urbanization, water in cities, and, more specifically, the Mexico–United States border region. (Photo: Jesús Alejandro Salazar / TecScience)
The expert in water resources and development, prolific author, and enthusiast of Russian literature is also a passionate professor who has been recognized with the 50th Anniversary Insignia Award.
Misconduct affects the entire scientific ecosystem, involving researchers, industry, institutions, publishers, governments, and society as a whole.
A team of researchers is developing innovative strategies to improve food access, reduce waste, and optimize preservation.
Illustration of the author
Climate change is not just an environmental problem, it is a humanitarian crisis. In this reflection, an expert outlines 5 key strategies for action.
Illustration of the Rómulo Garza Award.
The award is presented by Tecnológico de Monterrey and the company Xignux, institutions where businessman Rómulo Garza served as a board member and founder.
The initiative joins Expedition FEMSA as part of the Monterrey Innovation District.
Three female Latin American scientists discuss the challenges facing the world to ensure gender parity.
use of screens children
The primary factor is the time children spend alone on this passive activity, highlighting opportunities to mitigate its effects.
Steven Popper during a talk at Tec.
Steven Popper, a distinguished professor in Decision Sciences at Tec’s School of Social Sciences and Government, explained the approach to tackling the issue during the Faculty of Excellence Summit 2025.
Illustration representing the concept of research.
The award, now celebrating its 50th anniversary, is given to researchers with various types of proposals—whether social or scientific—or for discoveries with short-, medium-, or long-term impact.

Human & Social

Ismael Aguilar Barajas is a civil engineer with studies in economics, specializing in urbanization, water in cities, and, more specifically, the Mexico–United States border region. (Photo: Jesús Alejandro Salazar / TecScience)
The expert in water resources and development, prolific author, and enthusiast of Russian literature is also a passionate professor who has been recognized with the 50th Anniversary Insignia Award.
Misconduct affects the entire scientific ecosystem, involving researchers, industry, institutions, publishers, governments, and society as a whole.
A team of researchers is developing innovative strategies to improve food access, reduce waste, and optimize preservation.
Illustration of the author
Climate change is not just an environmental problem, it is a humanitarian crisis. In this reflection, an expert outlines 5 key strategies for action.
Illustration of the Rómulo Garza Award.
The award is presented by Tecnológico de Monterrey and the company Xignux, institutions where businessman Rómulo Garza served as a board member and founder.
The initiative joins Expedition FEMSA as part of the Monterrey Innovation District.
Three female Latin American scientists discuss the challenges facing the world to ensure gender parity.
use of screens children
The primary factor is the time children spend alone on this passive activity, highlighting opportunities to mitigate its effects.
Steven Popper during a talk at Tec.
Steven Popper, a distinguished professor in Decision Sciences at Tec’s School of Social Sciences and Government, explained the approach to tackling the issue during the Faculty of Excellence Summit 2025.
Illustration representing the concept of research.
The award, now celebrating its 50th anniversary, is given to researchers with various types of proposals—whether social or scientific—or for discoveries with short-, medium-, or long-term impact.

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