Mexican Jesús Chavoya has participated in his hometown’s agenda to generate public policies with local vision. Now, he will study at Harvard to continue his work.
José Alfredo Ocegueda, a Mechatronics Engineering graduate from Tec Guadalajara, has received two awards for his teaching work at Purdue University.
Itzel Suárez, a Tec de Monterrey Mexico City campus graduate, has been selected to study a SpaceMed master’s program with a scholarship from the European Union.
According to TIME magazine, the headband created by Tec graduate Gustavo Cadena Schlam and worn by Olympic and Paralympic medalists in Paris 2024 is among the Best Inventions of the year.
Anna Valeria Zuccolotto is the first Mexican woman to obtain the Triple Crown, becoming one of only 18 people in the world to hold this title.
Juan Diego Oliva, a Tec graduate from the Querétaro campus, has been featured in Forbes Latin America’s top 10 startup rankings for his cryptocurrency project “Capa.”
The animation career of Tec Guadalajara graduate Leonardo Baez has led him to participate in the production of eleven Sony Pictures Animation movies.
CONECTA is proud to share six of the more than eleven thousand stories of students who graduated from Tec de Monterrey in June 2024.
Mexican startup BioGrip was accepted for acceleration in Boston with Techstars, an investment program for early-stage entrepreneurs.
Jazmín Salazar, a graduate from the Tec’s Puebla campus, has been recognized as one of the 35 highest-achieving innovators in Latin America by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for the creation of system which neutralizes the carbon dioxide emitted by businesses.