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

Sebastian Thrun leads a team of experts aiming to assist society through Artificial Intelligence technologies.
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Science Connexion: Cultivating Scientific and Technological Entrepreneurship

Let us dive deeper into the Tec de Monterrey's platform, which has evolved into a virtual hub.
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Technology seeks to empower teachers, not replace them

Ryan Baker, an expert in the use of generative AI in education, explains how it can improve the teaching-learning process.
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Education Can’t Ignore Artificial Intelligence: Michael Fung

Michael Fung, director of the IFE, discussed the rising interest in Artificial Intelligence in education, despite misconceptions about human replacement and its use in mentoring and content creation.
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“Doing Research Makes Me Feel Free”: Rosanna Bonasia

Science has no nationality. Finding ways to reduce damage caused by natural phenomena is something that benefits worldwide.
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

Experts explain that these technologies don't interact. If they achieve this combination, AI can make better decisions.
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Robots in Education: Boosting Attention, Motivation, and Retention

Researchers gather scientific evidence to demonstrate that this technology is instrumental in aiding students.
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Seismic Event in Mexico City: What is a Microearthquake

The system indicated that these movements are “impossible to alert” because they have the country's capital as their epicenter.
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21 Patents, Training, and 300 papers: The Water Center’s First 15 Years

This Center emerged from a partnership between Tecnológico de Monterrey and the FEMSA Foundation.

Carlos Coello: From science fiction to evolutionary computation

One of the most renowned scientists in our country, a member of Tec’s Faculty of Excellence, CINESTAV, and the National College, talks to us about his childhood fanaticism for masked wrestlers and the importance of stochastic algorithms. 
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Sebastian Thrun during an interview with TecScience.

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

Sebastian Thrun leads a team of experts aiming to assist society through Artificial Intelligence technologies.
image of a screen wih dna

Science Connexion: Cultivating Scientific and Technological Entrepreneurship

Let us dive deeper into the Tec de Monterrey's platform, which has evolved into a virtual hub.
Photograph of a man in a suit posing for the camera

Technology seeks to empower teachers, not replace them

Ryan Baker, an expert in the use of generative AI in education, explains how it can improve the teaching-learning process.
image of michael fung

Education Can’t Ignore Artificial Intelligence: Michael Fung

Michael Fung, director of the IFE, discussed the rising interest in Artificial Intelligence in education, despite misconceptions about human replacement and its use in mentoring and content creation.
Ilustracion de investigadora

“Doing Research Makes Me Feel Free”: Rosanna Bonasia

Science has no nationality. Finding ways to reduce damage caused by natural phenomena is something that benefits worldwide.
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

Experts explain that these technologies don't interact. If they achieve this combination, AI can make better decisions.
Photograph of a black and red humanoid robot

Robots in Education: Boosting Attention, Motivation, and Retention

Researchers gather scientific evidence to demonstrate that this technology is instrumental in aiding students.
image of a needle resgistering an earthquake

Seismic Event in Mexico City: What is a Microearthquake

The system indicated that these movements are “impossible to alert” because they have the country's capital as their epicenter.
image of a petri dish with a drop of water ready to be analyzed

21 Patents, Training, and 300 papers: The Water Center’s First 15 Years

This Center emerged from a partnership between Tecnológico de Monterrey and the FEMSA Foundation.

Carlos Coello: From science fiction to evolutionary computation

One of the most renowned scientists in our country, a member of Tec’s Faculty of Excellence, CINESTAV, and the National College, talks to us about his childhood fanaticism for masked wrestlers and the importance of stochastic algorithms. 

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TECSCIENCE, year 1, July 25, 2023, is a daily publication by Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education), whose registered address is at Av. Eugenio Garza Sada No. 2501, Col. Tecnológico de Monterrey, C.P. 64849, Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. Website: https://tecscience.tec.mx/. Editor-in-Chief: Karina Rodríguez. Email: karina.rodriguez@tec.mx. All Rights Reserved to use the title TecScience under Certificate No. 04-2023-011613551100-203  ISSN: 2992-7668, both issued by Instituto Nacional de Derecho de Autor (National Institute of Copyright). Editor Responsible for the last update of this site: Karina Rodríguez Martínez. Address: Av. Eugenio Garza Sada No. 2501, Col. Tecnológico de Monterrey, C.P. 64849, Monterrey, Nuevo León. Last modification date: July 25th, 2023.

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