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Education and Humanism

Can an AI-generated voice help us speak more intentionally?

A study involving high school students shows that listening to AI-generated versions of their own voices helps them communicate more consciously, expressively, and with greater intention.

Biotechnology

Biofilms on Medical Devices: The Hidden Challenge Facing Hospitals

Researchers examined how two medical-grade polymers affect bacterial biofilm formation, providing insights that could lead to safer medical devices.

Health

The Genetic Architecture of Parkinson’s Disease in Mexico

A review of more than two decades of research has identified the key genetic variants associated with Parkinson’s disease in the Mexican population, paving the way for more precise and targeted studies.

Biotechnology

A Simple Origami Fold Makes Nanofibers More Precise

An aluminum folding design enables the production of highly aligned fibers for biomedical applications, offering an accessible and low-cost alternative.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Public Transportation: The Invisible Backbone of Urban Mobility

How Much Does It Really Cost to Move a City? A study estimates that operating a bus in Guadalajara costs more than 26 pesos per trip, yet passengers pay less than half that amount thanks to subsidies that help keep public transportation accessible.

Biotechnology

Understanding RNA Through Biophysics and Light

New optical tweezer experiments are enabling scientists to observe how RNA molecules change shape in response to mechanical forces, a breakthrough that could help pave the way for new medical technologies.

Biotechnology

Quelites: The Mexican Food Resisting Climate Change

Research has confirmed the nutritional, antioxidant, and anti-inflammatory properties of quelites, underscoring their promise as a sustainable crop with a low environmental footprint.

Cities and Prosperous Communities

Sustainable Cities: Who’s Shaping the Future of Urban Living?

Mapping urban sustainability research reveals that knowledge production remains heavily dominated by developed countries, often overlooking the realities of other regions.

Industrial Transformation

Biotechnology Simulators for Industrial-Scale Applications

Researchers are incorporating an industrial simulation model to assess the technical and commercial feasibility of biotechnological projects and anticipate potential risks.

Climate and Sustainability

Mushroom Flour: More Nutritious, Sustainable Cookies

Flour made from Pleurotus ostreatus (oyster mushroom) can enhance the nutritional value of baked goods without affecting their taste or texture, and it can also be cultivated on agricultural waste.

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