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A 3D printer creating fibers to emulate the meat of animal origin.

Tech Innovators in Meat and Education Win Pitch Contests

These are the stories of two Mexican ventures in very different sectors that have made their mark with advanced technologies.
Illustration of Enterobacteriaceae bacteria. Individual bacterium are shown as pink rod shapes with multiple hair-like flagella used for motility. The Enterobacteriaceae family contains over a hundred species including Shigella, Klebsiella, Salmonella and Escherichia coli and can be found in animal guts, water and soil. (Getty Images)

César De la Fuente: The Researcher Attempting to Revive Extinct Molecules

Illustration of Enterobacteriaceae bacteria. Individual bacterium are shown as pink rod shapes with multiple hair-like flagella used for motility. The Enterobacteriaceae family contains over a hundred species including Shigella, Klebsiella, Salmonella and Escherichia coli and can be found in animal guts, water and soil. (Getty Images)

César De la Fuente: The Researcher Attempting to Revive Extinct Molecules

The image shows a robot and a person working together on a task. The robot is standing on the left of the image and the person is standing on the right. The robot is using a mechanical arm to hold a tool, while the person is using their hands to hold another tool. They are both facing the same direction, indicating that they are focused on the task at hand.

“It is Mandatory for Women to Engage in AI to Mitigate Biases”: Specialists

The image shows a robot and a person working together on a task. The robot is standing on the left of the image and the person is standing on the right. The robot is using a mechanical arm to hold a tool, while the person is using their hands to hold another tool. They are both facing the same direction, indicating that they are focused on the task at hand.

“It is Mandatory for Women to Engage in AI to Mitigate Biases”: Specialists

The image shows a robot and a person working together on a task. The robot is standing on the left of the image and the person is standing on the right. The robot is using a mechanical arm to hold a tool, while the person is using their hands to hold another tool. Both are looking in the same direction, indicating that they are focused on the task at hand.

Scientists Analyze Microbiota with Machine Learning to Detect Autism

The image shows a robot and a person working together on a task. The robot is standing on the left of the image and the person is standing on the right. The robot is using a mechanical arm to hold a tool, while the person is using their hands to hold another tool. Both are looking in the same direction, indicating that they are focused on the task at hand.

Scientists Analyze Microbiota with Machine Learning to Detect Autism

Sebastian Thrun during an interview with TecScience.

Former Google VP: Technology Is Paving the Way for Quality Education for All

Sebastian Thrun during an interview with TecScience.

Former Google VP: Technology Is Paving the Way for Quality Education for All

The brain is blue with a shiny surface centrally positioned against a black background. It's divided into various parts, each with a different function. The top part, the cerebral cortex, is responsible for thinking, language, and memory. The lower part, the brainstem, controls basic body functions like breathing and blood circulation. Key brain structures are visible, such as the frontal lobe for thinking and planning and the occipital lobe for vision.

OperAI: Tec Initiative Bridging Artificial Intelligence with Mathematical Optimization

The brain is blue with a shiny surface centrally positioned against a black background. It's divided into various parts, each with a different function. The top part, the cerebral cortex, is responsible for thinking, language, and memory. The lower part, the brainstem, controls basic body functions like breathing and blood circulation. Key brain structures are visible, such as the frontal lobe for thinking and planning and the occipital lobe for vision.

OperAI: Tec Initiative Bridging Artificial Intelligence with Mathematical Optimization

Carlos Coello's work has been used in the design of supersonic jets and even in an autonomous aircraft for capturing photographs of the surface of Mars. (Photo: Jesús Alejandro Salazar / TecScience)

Carlos Coello: From science fiction to evolutionary computation

Carlos Coello's work has been used in the design of supersonic jets and even in an autonomous aircraft for capturing photographs of the surface of Mars. (Photo: Jesús Alejandro Salazar / TecScience)

Carlos Coello: From science fiction to evolutionary computation

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Data and Artificial Intelligence Driving Smart Cities Transformation

Image of City Elements and Technology

Data and Artificial Intelligence Driving Smart Cities Transformation

At the event, the participants (from left to right) were Anthony Ortiz, Senior Researcher Scientist at Microsoft AI for Good Research Lab; Morgan Guerra, CEO of Previta; Bill Weeks, Director of AI for Health at Microsoft; Rita Fuentes, researcher at the Institute of Advanced Materials for Sustainable Manufacturing; and Guillermo Torre, Rector of TecSalud and Vice President of Research at Tec de Monterrey.

Artificial Intelligence for More Efficient Medical Diagnosis

At the event, the participants (from left to right) were Anthony Ortiz, Senior Researcher Scientist at Microsoft AI for Good Research Lab; Morgan Guerra, CEO of Previta; Bill Weeks, Director of AI for Health at Microsoft; Rita Fuentes, researcher at the Institute of Advanced Materials for Sustainable Manufacturing; and Guillermo Torre, Rector of TecSalud and Vice President of Research at Tec de Monterrey.

Artificial Intelligence for More Efficient Medical Diagnosis

Alejandro Preinfalk, CEO of Siemens Mexico

Industrial Metaverses: Virtual Worlds for Design and Reality Transformation

Alejandro Preinfalk, CEO of Siemens Mexico

Industrial Metaverses: Virtual Worlds for Design and Reality Transformation

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A 3D printer creating fibers to emulate the meat of animal origin.

Tech Innovators in Meat and Education Win Pitch Contests

These are the stories of two Mexican ventures in very different sectors that have made their mark with advanced technologies.
Illustration of Enterobacteriaceae bacteria. Individual bacterium are shown as pink rod shapes with multiple hair-like flagella used for motility. The Enterobacteriaceae family contains over a hundred species including Shigella, Klebsiella, Salmonella and Escherichia coli and can be found in animal guts, water and soil. (Getty Images)

César De la Fuente: The Researcher Attempting to Revive Extinct Molecules

Illustration of Enterobacteriaceae bacteria. Individual bacterium are shown as pink rod shapes with multiple hair-like flagella used for motility. The Enterobacteriaceae family contains over a hundred species including Shigella, Klebsiella, Salmonella and Escherichia coli and can be found in animal guts, water and soil. (Getty Images)

César De la Fuente: The Researcher Attempting to Revive Extinct Molecules

The image shows a robot and a person working together on a task. The robot is standing on the left of the image and the person is standing on the right. The robot is using a mechanical arm to hold a tool, while the person is using their hands to hold another tool. They are both facing the same direction, indicating that they are focused on the task at hand.

“It is Mandatory for Women to Engage in AI to Mitigate Biases”: Specialists

The image shows a robot and a person working together on a task. The robot is standing on the left of the image and the person is standing on the right. The robot is using a mechanical arm to hold a tool, while the person is using their hands to hold another tool. They are both facing the same direction, indicating that they are focused on the task at hand.

“It is Mandatory for Women to Engage in AI to Mitigate Biases”: Specialists

The image shows a robot and a person working together on a task. The robot is standing on the left of the image and the person is standing on the right. The robot is using a mechanical arm to hold a tool, while the person is using their hands to hold another tool. Both are looking in the same direction, indicating that they are focused on the task at hand.

Scientists Analyze Microbiota with Machine Learning to Detect Autism

The image shows a robot and a person working together on a task. The robot is standing on the left of the image and the person is standing on the right. The robot is using a mechanical arm to hold a tool, while the person is using their hands to hold another tool. Both are looking in the same direction, indicating that they are focused on the task at hand.

Scientists Analyze Microbiota with Machine Learning to Detect Autism

Sebastian Thrun during an interview with TecScience.

Former Google VP: Technology Is Paving the Way for Quality Education for All

Sebastian Thrun during an interview with TecScience.

Former Google VP: Technology Is Paving the Way for Quality Education for All

The brain is blue with a shiny surface centrally positioned against a black background. It's divided into various parts, each with a different function. The top part, the cerebral cortex, is responsible for thinking, language, and memory. The lower part, the brainstem, controls basic body functions like breathing and blood circulation. Key brain structures are visible, such as the frontal lobe for thinking and planning and the occipital lobe for vision.

OperAI: Tec Initiative Bridging Artificial Intelligence with Mathematical Optimization

The brain is blue with a shiny surface centrally positioned against a black background. It's divided into various parts, each with a different function. The top part, the cerebral cortex, is responsible for thinking, language, and memory. The lower part, the brainstem, controls basic body functions like breathing and blood circulation. Key brain structures are visible, such as the frontal lobe for thinking and planning and the occipital lobe for vision.

OperAI: Tec Initiative Bridging Artificial Intelligence with Mathematical Optimization

Carlos Coello's work has been used in the design of supersonic jets and even in an autonomous aircraft for capturing photographs of the surface of Mars. (Photo: Jesús Alejandro Salazar / TecScience)

Carlos Coello: From science fiction to evolutionary computation

Carlos Coello's work has been used in the design of supersonic jets and even in an autonomous aircraft for capturing photographs of the surface of Mars. (Photo: Jesús Alejandro Salazar / TecScience)

Carlos Coello: From science fiction to evolutionary computation

Image of City Elements and Technology

Data and Artificial Intelligence Driving Smart Cities Transformation

Image of City Elements and Technology

Data and Artificial Intelligence Driving Smart Cities Transformation

At the event, the participants (from left to right) were Anthony Ortiz, Senior Researcher Scientist at Microsoft AI for Good Research Lab; Morgan Guerra, CEO of Previta; Bill Weeks, Director of AI for Health at Microsoft; Rita Fuentes, researcher at the Institute of Advanced Materials for Sustainable Manufacturing; and Guillermo Torre, Rector of TecSalud and Vice President of Research at Tec de Monterrey.

Artificial Intelligence for More Efficient Medical Diagnosis

At the event, the participants (from left to right) were Anthony Ortiz, Senior Researcher Scientist at Microsoft AI for Good Research Lab; Morgan Guerra, CEO of Previta; Bill Weeks, Director of AI for Health at Microsoft; Rita Fuentes, researcher at the Institute of Advanced Materials for Sustainable Manufacturing; and Guillermo Torre, Rector of TecSalud and Vice President of Research at Tec de Monterrey.

Artificial Intelligence for More Efficient Medical Diagnosis

Alejandro Preinfalk, CEO of Siemens Mexico

Industrial Metaverses: Virtual Worlds for Design and Reality Transformation

Alejandro Preinfalk, CEO of Siemens Mexico

Industrial Metaverses: Virtual Worlds for Design and Reality Transformation

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