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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.

Scientists, innovation and the stories that explain it all.

Biotechnology

Thousands of Fungal Genes Under the Microscope

A new tool lets researchers probe thousands of genes in a filamentous fungus at once, revealing which ones are essential for growth and what roles they play.

Tech

The Signatures of Life That Telescopes Search for in Space

A project to detect molecules linked to the origin of life searched for these compounds in Orion KL, a star-forming region known for its rich chemistry.

Climate and Sustainability

More Powerful Waves: What’s Changing in the Gulf and Caribbean

A model reconstructs wave behavior hour by hour over 42 years and finds increasing trends in wave power, with implications for coastlines, navigation, and the use of marine energy.

Business Innovation

Electronic Word of Mouth: How a Review Can Influence Your Purchase Decision

The e-WOM phenomenon is changing the way consumers make purchasing decisions. It refers to any positive or negative opinion about a product or service expressed by potential consumers and shared online.

Health

Measuring workplace mental health before it becomes a crisis

Researchers evaluate a new tool designed to proactively monitor the mental health of workers across Latin America.

Tech

Quantum Light Vortices in a Tiny Crystal

Researchers at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) observed spirals of light in bacterium-sized perovskite microcrystals, where light and matter combine to form what is known as the fifth state of matter at room temperature (25 °C).

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

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