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Aerial photo of a group of greenhouses
Smart greenhouses and advanced monitoring systems are transforming agriculture in Mexico, making crops more efficient, sustainable, and productive.
Javier Guzmán.
After two decades in the global energy industry, Javier Guzmán returns to Mexico to help build, from Tecnológico de Monterrey, a science ecosystem with real social impact.
Solar panels.
Current efficiency is capped at around 33%, and scientists in a collaborative partnership are exploring optimal properties in alternative materials.
clean water technology
A science- and technology-based company is introducing a sustainable, low-energy solution made with locally sourced materials to improve water quality.
An opinion piece in Nature Food by Tecnológico de Monterrey researcher Daniel Jacobo warns that trade tensions with the United States could threaten food security.
Corn kernels damaged by weevils.
Researchers from the Food Security group at Tec are working to turn this agricultural pest into an edible ingredient for both people and animals.
coffee waste to create plastic
In preliminary tests, a 40% degradation was achieved within 60 days, and the process is expected to be completed in three to four months.
sausages
In response to Canadian regulations aimed at reducing additives like phosphates and nitrites in processed meats, researchers are testing protein-rich flours as functional substitutes.
Butadiene Rubber
The material is the most widely used rubber in hoses, seals, shoe soles, latex gloves and more, but it takes millions of years to degrade.
Student using virtual reality equipment.
The immersive digital environment was built using virtual reality and artificial intelligence technologies, along with gamification strategies.

Industrial Transformation

Aerial photo of a group of greenhouses
Smart greenhouses and advanced monitoring systems are transforming agriculture in Mexico, making crops more efficient, sustainable, and productive.
Javier Guzmán.
After two decades in the global energy industry, Javier Guzmán returns to Mexico to help build, from Tecnológico de Monterrey, a science ecosystem with real social impact.
Solar panels.
Current efficiency is capped at around 33%, and scientists in a collaborative partnership are exploring optimal properties in alternative materials.
clean water technology
A science- and technology-based company is introducing a sustainable, low-energy solution made with locally sourced materials to improve water quality.
An opinion piece in Nature Food by Tecnológico de Monterrey researcher Daniel Jacobo warns that trade tensions with the United States could threaten food security.
Corn kernels damaged by weevils.
Researchers from the Food Security group at Tec are working to turn this agricultural pest into an edible ingredient for both people and animals.
coffee waste to create plastic
In preliminary tests, a 40% degradation was achieved within 60 days, and the process is expected to be completed in three to four months.
sausages
In response to Canadian regulations aimed at reducing additives like phosphates and nitrites in processed meats, researchers are testing protein-rich flours as functional substitutes.
Butadiene Rubber
The material is the most widely used rubber in hoses, seals, shoe soles, latex gloves and more, but it takes millions of years to degrade.
Student using virtual reality equipment.
The immersive digital environment was built using virtual reality and artificial intelligence technologies, along with gamification strategies.

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