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Patricia Murrieta
Patricia Murrieta, a member of the Tec de Monterrey’s Faculty of Excellence initiative, merges archaeology and AI to recover the voices of the past.
children 2050
What has to be done today to prepare the younger generations who will live within 25 years from now? The answer relies looking beyond adult-centered perspectives.
A researcher at the School of Humanities and Education, Paola Ricaurte is an expert in decolonizing and depatriarchalizing technologies through knowledge, to help prevent deepening global injustices.
Illustration of a person in front of a giant cell phone, with ribbons that say false
Giving users the responsibility of verifying online information can, in some ways, wash the hands of companies responsible of spreading it.
illustration of a woman sitting in a planet
Testimonies are key to María de la Cruz Castro's research, which analyzes how women transform traditional motherhood.
migrants deported humanization
The project features over 600 testimonies from migrants sharing their stories.
Black and white portrait of the author, a woman who is serious and gentle
It's important to address how neurodivergent people have been represented in the media and how these stigmas may prevent them from living in a fairer world.
research for students
Getting involved in research projects and practicing science communication as an undergraduate is a way to mutually enrich both professional growth and the work being done in the lab.
Portrait of author
On International Day of Education, an expert reflects on whether learning is equitable and if we are prepared to integrate AI.
Conceptual image of fear.
A study from the project collects organized and classified writings, in the form of a cartography, as a sample of this emotion for in-depth analysis.

School of Humanities and Education

Patricia Murrieta
Patricia Murrieta, a member of the Tec de Monterrey’s Faculty of Excellence initiative, merges archaeology and AI to recover the voices of the past.
children 2050
What has to be done today to prepare the younger generations who will live within 25 years from now? The answer relies looking beyond adult-centered perspectives.
A researcher at the School of Humanities and Education, Paola Ricaurte is an expert in decolonizing and depatriarchalizing technologies through knowledge, to help prevent deepening global injustices.
Illustration of a person in front of a giant cell phone, with ribbons that say false
Giving users the responsibility of verifying online information can, in some ways, wash the hands of companies responsible of spreading it.
illustration of a woman sitting in a planet
Testimonies are key to María de la Cruz Castro's research, which analyzes how women transform traditional motherhood.
migrants deported humanization
The project features over 600 testimonies from migrants sharing their stories.
Black and white portrait of the author, a woman who is serious and gentle
It's important to address how neurodivergent people have been represented in the media and how these stigmas may prevent them from living in a fairer world.
research for students
Getting involved in research projects and practicing science communication as an undergraduate is a way to mutually enrich both professional growth and the work being done in the lab.
Portrait of author
On International Day of Education, an expert reflects on whether learning is equitable and if we are prepared to integrate AI.
Conceptual image of fear.
A study from the project collects organized and classified writings, in the form of a cartography, as a sample of this emotion for in-depth analysis.

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