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How to Make Corn Tortillas Sustainably?

A multidisciplinary team has spent years working to modernize nixtamalization—making it less polluting without sacrificing tradition.
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The First Self-Driving Car Makes History in Pan-American Rally

A Tec de Monterrey and Politecnico di Milano project takes Artificial Intelligence out of the lab — and onto Mexico’s roads — to drive progress toward national regulation.
Solar panels.

Could Solar Cells Be More Efficient? Researchers Study the Performance of New Semiconductors

Current efficiency is capped at around 33%, and scientists in a collaborative partnership are exploring optimal properties in alternative materials.
Illustration of the author

Back to the Cosmos: The Stellar Legacy of Julieta Fierro

The true legacy of Julieta Fierro lies in the vocations she inspired and in the way she transformed the relationship that hundreds of people have with science.
cardiogenic shock

Mexico and Its Progress Toward Creating Its Own Technology for Cardiogenic Shock Care

This medical emergency is so lethal because as soon as the heart fails, it directly affects the organs.
clean water technology

Clean Water for All: Startup Develops Low-Cost Technology to Eliminate Heavy Metals

A science- and technology-based company is introducing a sustainable, low-energy solution made with locally sourced materials to improve water quality.
Illustration of Sargassum.

From Sargassum to Solutions: Science Fights Back

Under normal conditions, sargassum serves as a floating habitat for fish and sea turtles in the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic. But when it piles up by the ton, it blocks sunlight and disrupts marine ecosystems.

When Avocados Get Political: What’s at Stake for Food Security

An opinion piece in Nature Food by Tecnológico de Monterrey researcher Daniel Jacobo warns that trade tensions with the United States could threaten food security.
Corn kernels damaged by weevils.

The Maize Weevil: From Pest to Protein that could Strengthen Tortillas (and Even Your dog’s Food)

Researchers from the Food Security group at Tec are working to turn this agricultural pest into an edible ingredient for both people and animals.
coffee waste to create plastic

A Material of the Future: Petroleum-Free Plastic Made from Coffee Waste

In preliminary tests, a 40% degradation was achieved within 60 days, and the process is expected to be completed in three to four months.
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School of Engineering and Sciences

tortillas nixtamalization

How to Make Corn Tortillas Sustainably?

A multidisciplinary team has spent years working to modernize nixtamalization—making it less polluting without sacrificing tradition.
image of the self drving car

The First Self-Driving Car Makes History in Pan-American Rally

A Tec de Monterrey and Politecnico di Milano project takes Artificial Intelligence out of the lab — and onto Mexico’s roads — to drive progress toward national regulation.
Solar panels.

Could Solar Cells Be More Efficient? Researchers Study the Performance of New Semiconductors

Current efficiency is capped at around 33%, and scientists in a collaborative partnership are exploring optimal properties in alternative materials.
Illustration of the author

Back to the Cosmos: The Stellar Legacy of Julieta Fierro

The true legacy of Julieta Fierro lies in the vocations she inspired and in the way she transformed the relationship that hundreds of people have with science.
cardiogenic shock

Mexico and Its Progress Toward Creating Its Own Technology for Cardiogenic Shock Care

This medical emergency is so lethal because as soon as the heart fails, it directly affects the organs.
clean water technology

Clean Water for All: Startup Develops Low-Cost Technology to Eliminate Heavy Metals

A science- and technology-based company is introducing a sustainable, low-energy solution made with locally sourced materials to improve water quality.
Illustration of Sargassum.

From Sargassum to Solutions: Science Fights Back

Under normal conditions, sargassum serves as a floating habitat for fish and sea turtles in the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic. But when it piles up by the ton, it blocks sunlight and disrupts marine ecosystems.

When Avocados Get Political: What’s at Stake for Food Security

An opinion piece in Nature Food by Tecnológico de Monterrey researcher Daniel Jacobo warns that trade tensions with the United States could threaten food security.
Corn kernels damaged by weevils.

The Maize Weevil: From Pest to Protein that could Strengthen Tortillas (and Even Your dog’s Food)

Researchers from the Food Security group at Tec are working to turn this agricultural pest into an edible ingredient for both people and animals.
coffee waste to create plastic

A Material of the Future: Petroleum-Free Plastic Made from Coffee Waste

In preliminary tests, a 40% degradation was achieved within 60 days, and the process is expected to be completed in three to four months.

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