TecScience

TECSCIENCE, launched on July 25, 2023, is a daily publication from the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education (Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey). You can find their headquarters at Av. Eugenio Garza Sada No. 2501, Col. Tecnológico de Monterrey, C.P. 64849, Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. To learn more, visit their website at https://tecscience.tec.mx/.

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Mexico City Headquarters of the Center for the Future of Cities

1 week ago | tecscience.tec.mx | Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

Today, over half of the world’s population lives in cities, and it is projected that by 2050, seven out of every 10 people will inhabit them. When properly planned and managed, these metropolises can contribute to innovation and the healthy development of societies. Science can help make this happen. Economically, more than 80% of the global gross domestic product (GDP) is generated in these centers.
La investigación científica puede impulsar mejores ciudades a futuro

1 week ago | tecscience.tec.mx | Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

En la actualidad, más de la mitad de la población mundial vive en ciudades y se proyecta que, para 2050, siete de cada 10 personas las habitarán. Cuando son planeadas y gestionadas adecuadamente, estas pueden contribuir a la innovación y el buen desarrollo de las sociedades. La ciencia puede ayudar a que esto suceda. A nivel económico, , pero el ritmo acelerado y desorganizado en el que crecen puede exacerbar desigualdades y empeorar la degradación ambiental.
Early Childhood Development: The Key Is in the Next Thousand Days

1 week ago | tecscience.tec.mx | Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

Investing in early childhood care —specifically, from two to five years of age— has positive short- and long-term effects on the well-being of children, their caregivers, and society. This is especially important in low- and middle-income countries. “After my first project with young children in preschools, something switched for me,” says Catherine Draper, associate professor at the University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa.
Desarrollo infantil temprano: la clave está en los siguientes mil días

2 weeks ago | tecscience.tec.mx | Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

Invertir en cuidar la primera infancia —específicamente la etapa de los dos a cinco años de edad— tiene efectos positivos a corto y largo plazo en el bienestar de niñas y niños, sus cuidadores y la sociedad en general. Esto es especialmente importante en los países de ingresos bajos y medios. “Después de mi primer proyecto con niños pequeños en preescolares, algo cambió para mí”, cuenta Catherine Draper, profesora asociada de la Universidad de Witwatersrand, Sudáfrica.
Why Hitting Organized Crime Where It Hurts—Their Wallets—Could Work in Mexico

2 weeks ago | tecscience.tec.mx | Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

In Mexico, violence linked to organized crime is one of the most worrying public security problems and one of the issues that pains citizens the most. In light of this, researchers suggest relying on data and evidence to dismantle the economic infrastructure of these organizations as an effective strategy. Since 2015, the country’s organized crime rate has increased by 64.2%, except for a slight decrease in 2020.
Por qué atacar el dinero del crimen organizado podría ser la estrategia más efectiva en México

3 weeks ago | tecscience.tec.mx | Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

En México, la violencia ligada al crimen organizado es uno de los problemas de segurdad pública más preocupantes y uno de los temas que más les duele a sus ciudadanos. Ante esto, un grupo de investigadores sugiere una estrategia eficiente para combatirla: basarse en datos y evidencia para desarmar la infraestructura económica de estas organizaciones. Desde 2015, la tasa de delincuencia organizada ha aumentado un 64.2% en el país, excepto por un ligero descenso en 2020.
The Mothers Redefining What It Means to Care

4 weeks ago | tecscience.tec.mx | Roberto Gonzalez |Roberto González

Emma Sánchez‘s children were two months, three, and four years old when she crossed the border from the United States to Mexico. She returned to her home country to complete the paperwork, allowing her to marry her children’s father, a U.S. citizen and war veteran. When she tried to return from Ciudad Juárez, she was warned that, for the next ten years, she would not be able to return to the US, where her children were born and living.
Maternidad sin fronteras: cómo las mujeres deportadas reconfiguran su rol de madres

4 weeks ago | tecscience.tec.mx | Roberto Gonzalez |Roberto González

Los hijos de Emma Sánchez tenían dos meses, tres y cuatro años cuando ella cruzó la frontera desde Estados Unidos hacia México. Ella regresó a su país para hacer los trámites que le permitirían casarse con el padre de sus hijos, un ciudadano estadunidense y veterano de guerra. Cuando intentó regresar, desde Ciudad Juárez, le advirtieron que, durante los próximos diez años, no podría volver al país donde nacieron y viven sus hijos.
The Next 1000 Days in Childhood That Make a Difference for the Reast of Your Life

1 month ago | tecscience.tec.mx | Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

In recent years, efforts around the world have been made to ensure that early childhood is lived fully and healthily. However, most of them have focused on the first thousand days: from childbirth to two years of age. Two recent studies demonstrate that the next thousand days, from two to five years of age, are equally important.
Does Pat-Drying Your Taco Improve its Effect on Your Metabolism? Scientific Study Suggests it Does

1 month ago | tecscience.tec.mx | Inés Gutiérrez Jaber

There are a few things that unite us as much as our love for tacos. However, studies about their impact on the metabolism of those who eat them are limited. New research suggests that the type of taco and its amount of fat determine how digestible and beneficial they are to our health. Understanding the metabolic effects of socially relevant foods—like tacos—is essential because the global rise in obesity and type 2 diabetes has been linked with high-glycemic and low-fiber diets.