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What one industry considers waste can become a valuable raw material for researchers—a nutritious byproduct with the potential for a second life.
The project also addresses a need within the manufacturing industry, where some specialized positions are difficult to fill.
Cecilia Treviño
Recognized this year as one of Latin America’s 25 Women in Science, researcher Cecilia Treviño has devoted her career to studying materials and finding new ways to turn waste into valuable resources.
The LIFT Lab provides easy-to-adopt technology tools to help micro and small enterprises grow across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Determining whether a material can withstand certain temperatures or degrades under mechanical stress is essential in the development of an industrial product.
Josué Velázquez, the institute’s director.
Tec de Monterrey’s Institute of Advanced Materials for Sustainable Manufacturing is evolving into the AI for Manufacturing and Supply Chain Institute, expanding applied research in manufacturing, logistics, and industrial systems.
María Luisa del Prado
Researcher María Luisa del Prado leads the INBioTech lab, where her team is working to address one of the biggest global threats to public health—antimicrobial resistance—by using nanoparticles made from natural molecules.
transgenic animal
Transgenic animals are those in which a gene of external origin has been inserted and stably and deliberately integrated into their genome.
what are transgenics
Although humanity has been modifying the genomes of organisms through various techniques for millennia, biotechnology has, in recent decades, enabled additional types of alterations.
Tech startups in Mexico face the “valley of death,” the funding gap between innovation and commercial scale.
Scientific entrepreneurship in Mexico faces one of its greatest structural challenges: the so-called “valley of death." A model developed at Tecnologico de Monterrey seeks to align universities, investors, industry, and government so more ventures can successfully scale.

Industrial Transformation

What one industry considers waste can become a valuable raw material for researchers—a nutritious byproduct with the potential for a second life.
The project also addresses a need within the manufacturing industry, where some specialized positions are difficult to fill.
Cecilia Treviño
Recognized this year as one of Latin America’s 25 Women in Science, researcher Cecilia Treviño has devoted her career to studying materials and finding new ways to turn waste into valuable resources.
The LIFT Lab provides easy-to-adopt technology tools to help micro and small enterprises grow across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Determining whether a material can withstand certain temperatures or degrades under mechanical stress is essential in the development of an industrial product.
Josué Velázquez, the institute’s director.
Tec de Monterrey’s Institute of Advanced Materials for Sustainable Manufacturing is evolving into the AI for Manufacturing and Supply Chain Institute, expanding applied research in manufacturing, logistics, and industrial systems.
María Luisa del Prado
Researcher María Luisa del Prado leads the INBioTech lab, where her team is working to address one of the biggest global threats to public health—antimicrobial resistance—by using nanoparticles made from natural molecules.
transgenic animal
Transgenic animals are those in which a gene of external origin has been inserted and stably and deliberately integrated into their genome.
what are transgenics
Although humanity has been modifying the genomes of organisms through various techniques for millennia, biotechnology has, in recent decades, enabled additional types of alterations.
Tech startups in Mexico face the “valley of death,” the funding gap between innovation and commercial scale.
Scientific entrepreneurship in Mexico faces one of its greatest structural challenges: the so-called “valley of death." A model developed at Tecnologico de Monterrey seeks to align universities, investors, industry, and government so more ventures can successfully scale.

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