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Cancer-on-a-chip: The innovative biomedical revolution

The incorporation of “cancer-on-a-chip” technology platforms will enable us to determine the most appropriate anti-cancer treatment for each individual, thereby promoting the future of personalized medicine.

Retail, a gateway to customer aggression

Customer aggression is becoming more frequent among frontline retail employees. This research identifies and measures these aggressions to find better ways to solve these conflicts.

Nanotechnology for treating obesity

The increasing prevalence of this disease in Mexico and around the world has made it more urgent for researchers and scientists to study and test nanoparticle-based methods to prevent and combat it.

Overview of Community Centers in Nuevo León: From words to deeds

These places, created to promote the integration of people in vulnerable conditions, are insufficient in the state; however, the measures taken by the government and the project created at the Tec de Monterrey seek to improve the quality of life of this population group.

Immersion and a sense of presence in VR. How are immersive experiences assessed?

Virtual reality, with the help of sophisticated technological devices, allows us to simulate scenarios within a controlled laboratory, but how do we evaluate these experiences for the user? How do you know if they perceive it as real?

Advanced therapies in ophthalmology: personalized medicine of the future

A world where ocular diseases are cured with a single cell, tissue, or organ created from our own cells, could be possible in the near future.

Robots collaborating in the ocean: autonomous underwater vehicles

It’s estimated that over 90% of the underwater environment remains unexplored. The reason is quite simple: humans aren’t made to withstand extreme deep-sea conditions.

Academic stress: inducing atopic dermatitis

Atopic dermatitis is characterized by a need to scratch, eventually causing eczema, and can be caused by exogenous factors such as stress at college.

Can science predict soccer match results?

A predictive method enables you to forecast the scores of future soccer matches. This model is based on machine learning, an Artificial Intelligence discipline.

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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.

Climate and Sustainability

Microplastics Beneath the Surface: Their Journey Through Soils, Crops, and Groundwater

Recent evidence shows how microplastics move through the soil–water–urban continuum, ultimately reaching aquifers.

Health

From Gut to Brain: Diet May Improve Aging

With age, communication between the gut and the brain weakens. New research points to the design of fermented foods that not only nourish but also help strengthen this connection and improve quality of life in later years.

Tech

Radiation: The Invisible Risk of Flying in the New Aerospace Era

In response to the effects of radiation on aircraft crews, scientists are exploring zeolite-based solutions to develop advanced sunscreens capable of protecting the skin.

Business Innovation

The Psychology of Responsible Consumption: Why Local Matters

Studies show that consumers buy based on both price and their emotional ties to place, nature, and community.

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Pesticides in Lake Chapala: Scientists Turn to Microalgae to Help Clean the Water

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Cancer-on-a-chip: The innovative biomedical revolution

Retail, a gateway to customer aggression

Nanotechnology for treating obesity

Overview of Community Centers in Nuevo León: From words to deeds

Immersion and a sense of presence in VR. How are immersive experiences assessed?

Advanced therapies in ophthalmology: personalized medicine of the future

Robots collaborating in the ocean: autonomous underwater vehicles

Academic stress: inducing atopic dermatitis

Can science predict soccer match results?

Science Communication

Biotechnology Simulators for Industrial-Scale Applications

Mushroom Flour: More Nutritious, Sustainable Cookies

Microplastics Beneath the Surface: Their Journey Through Soils, Crops, and Groundwater

From Gut to Brain: Diet May Improve Aging

Radiation: The Invisible Risk of Flying in the New Aerospace Era

The Psychology of Responsible Consumption: Why Local Matters

Amateur Science

Pesticides in Lake Chapala: Scientists Turn to Microalgae to Help Clean the Water

Anticipatory Grief: Mourning Before Goodbye

Social media addiction also harms the planet

How orange peels are being squeezed for their pectin

Robots collaborating in the ocean: autonomous underwater vehicles

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