Inés Sáenz, Vice President for Inclusion, Social Impact, and Sustainability at Mexican university Tec de Monterrey, shared the institution’s sustainable efforts on the panel Together in the Decade of Delivery at the Climate Change Conference in Glasgow.

A Mexican graduate student at the Tec has been given an award by the Mexican Society of Biotechnology and Bioengineering for research on a bacterium that removes oil from bodies of water such as the sea.

Tec de Monterrey, together with like-minded organizations, is participating in the call of the Race to Zero (RtZ) initiative to achieve the 2050 climate goals.

The School of Medicine and Health Sciences hosted the annual Universitas 21 Health Sciences Group conference.

Tec de Monterrey’s Wastewater Monitoring Laboratory (MARTEC) has won first place in the Latin American Water Projects category at the Aquatech LATAM Awards 2021.