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Biometrics and AI in negotiation
Researchers at EGADE Business School are developing a methodology that combines biometric sensors, artificial intelligence, and neuroscience to study emotional responses during negotiations and professional presentations.
During his participation at the THE World Academic Summit 2025, David Garza, executive president of Tecnológico de Monterrey Educational Group, highlighted the role of universities as agents of change and proposed a new vision: the “multiversity.”
Projects from the IFE Impact Report
The document highlights progress in projects that promote equity in STEM fields and help align competences with the demands of the job market.
People playing with virtual reality headsets.
These video games allow learning through virtual simulations or role-playing, and losing doesn’t mean failing the subject.
interdisciplinarity illustration
Experts agree that the integration of diverse disciplines can drive innovation, improve teaching, and address modern educational challenges.
Portrait of speaker Jared Cooney at IFE Conference 2025.
Author Jared Cooney spoke about how computer use should be intentional, dedicating time exclusively to learning.
Photograph of a woman wearing a headband-shaped device
The space integrates biometric devices, motion tracking technologies and high-capacity computers to evaluate reactions to stimuli in real time.
future of work illustration science researchers
These so-called "soft skills" are prioritized over technical abilities, such as those related to artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.
Panel de expertas
What are the fears that accompany the implementation of AI in education; three experts reflect.
Paulo Blikstein, a Columbia University scholar, joins the IFE as the director of its Research Lab.

Educational Innovation

Biometrics and AI in negotiation
Researchers at EGADE Business School are developing a methodology that combines biometric sensors, artificial intelligence, and neuroscience to study emotional responses during negotiations and professional presentations.
During his participation at the THE World Academic Summit 2025, David Garza, executive president of Tecnológico de Monterrey Educational Group, highlighted the role of universities as agents of change and proposed a new vision: the “multiversity.”
Projects from the IFE Impact Report
The document highlights progress in projects that promote equity in STEM fields and help align competences with the demands of the job market.
People playing with virtual reality headsets.
These video games allow learning through virtual simulations or role-playing, and losing doesn’t mean failing the subject.
interdisciplinarity illustration
Experts agree that the integration of diverse disciplines can drive innovation, improve teaching, and address modern educational challenges.
Portrait of speaker Jared Cooney at IFE Conference 2025.
Author Jared Cooney spoke about how computer use should be intentional, dedicating time exclusively to learning.
Photograph of a woman wearing a headband-shaped device
The space integrates biometric devices, motion tracking technologies and high-capacity computers to evaluate reactions to stimuli in real time.
future of work illustration science researchers
These so-called "soft skills" are prioritized over technical abilities, such as those related to artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.
Panel de expertas
What are the fears that accompany the implementation of AI in education; three experts reflect.
Paulo Blikstein, a Columbia University scholar, joins the IFE as the director of its Research Lab.

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