Institute of Advanced Materials for Sustainable Manufacturing

🌍 Why is this top important for the industry? 🌱 Plastic waste is a growing challenge for industries worldwide. Join us to discover "Made in Tec" technology, an innovative solution that transforms waste PET into high-value textile fibers—reducing costs, minimizing waste, and driving sustainability. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore cutting-edge solutions for a greener, more efficient future! ♻️ Register now: https://lnkd.in/eiN2X6bR #Sustainability #Innovation #PETCircular #RecyclingRevolution #CircularEconomy

👨🏻🔬🌟 Meet our researcher A trailblazer in chemical engineering, nanotechnology, and sustainable materials, Gabriel Luna-Barcenas has shaped innovation through groundbreaking research, global experience, and leadership in science. Stay tuned as he shares his expertise at our next seminar! 🚀 https://lnkd.in/eiN2X6bR #Innovation #Sustainability #Nanotechnology #Leadership

⭐ Join us for "Development of High Value-Added Fibers and Filaments from PET Waste (PET Circular)", a seminar led by Gabriel Luna-Barcenas, where we’ll explore transformative solutions for tackling plastic waste. ♻️ 🌱 Register now 👉 https://lnkd.in/eiN2X6bR We are waiting for you! 🎓

📘✨ At the recent Monterrey International Book Fair, 🖥️ Pedro Ponce , a Research Professor at our Institute, presented his new book: Artificial Intelligence and Archives in Mexico: Analysis of Public Policy, Regulation, and Best Practices. This work, co-edited with Perla O. Rodríguez and Rodrigo Cuéllar Hidalgo for the National Institute for Transparency (INAI), explores the impact of artificial intelligence on records management and the protection of personal data in Mexico. With this publication, Pedro Ponce offers an essential resource for decision-makers, academics, and citizens interested in the responsible use of AI in the digital age. Another step forward in building public policies that promote transparency and access to information. 🌐📖 🔗 You can find the book at the following link: https://lnkd.in/gDdb2hdv

🌱 ¿Cómo podemos monitorear y ajustar las acciones hacia la sostenibilidad industrial y la descarbonización en la producción en México y América Latina? Con esta misión en mente, surge el Observatorio de Industrias Manufactureras Sostenibles del Tecnológico de Monterrey, un espacio para impulsar la transición hacia prácticas de producción sostenibles. Durante la Tercera Conferencia Internacional del Institute of Advanced Materials for Sustainable Manufacturing, los investigadores de este observatorio compartieron cómo funciona, sus objetivos y los análisis que están desarrollando para un futuro más verde.

Para aprovechar el nearshoring es necesario un esfuerzo colectivo a través de un modelo de “triple hélice” donde participen gobierno, industria, instituciones académicas y de investigación. Durante el 3er Congreso Internacional del Institute of Advanced Materials for Sustainable Manufacturing, funcionarios públicos de Oaxaca, Nuevo León y Querétaro reflexionaron sobre los requerimientos particulares de cada región, en el panel Necesidades del Nearshoring, en el norte, centro y sur de México https://bit.ly/4f7n624 Rogelio Ballesteros Cruz | Pamela Valdez Viramontes | Juan Pablo Murra Lascurain | Tecnológico de Monterrey  

✨Thank you for being part of the 3rd International Conference on Advanced Materials and Additive Manufacturing: Implications of nearshoring✨ We close this conference full of inspiration, learning and collaboration. We would like to deeply thank the speakers for sharing their knowledge and opening new perspectives, the attendees for their interest and enthusiasm in each session, and the entire organizing team for their dedication and effort to make this event a reality. Every shared idea, every connection created, and every achievement achieved brings us closer to a more innovative and sustainable future. 🌱💡 Thank you for making this event an unforgettable experience! See you in the 2025 edition 🌍✨ Tecnológico de Monterrey | Juan Pablo Murra Lascurain

🏆 Congratulations to the winners who excelled in the development of innovative and sustainable solutions in the call for posters of our 3rd International Conference on Advanced Materials and Additive Manufacturing! 🥇 First place: "Development of 3D Bioprinter Based on a Robotic Manipulator for Bioinspired Shaped Scaffolds"  🥈 Second place: "Chemical Treatment for Rubber Waste to Recycle by Degradation and Obtain Sustainable Products"  🥉 in third place we had a draw!:  - "Implementation of a Robotic Arm for Manufacturing Analysis Using Image Acquisition and Processing for Tracking Moving Objects"  - "Increase in the Bioavailability of Lipophilic Drugs Using Self-Nanoemulsifying Systems: A Study of Betulinic Acid and Cannabidiol"  We applaud these talents for their contribution to the future of science and technology! 🌍✨

In our third block of paper presentations: Did you know that biochar can be a key solution in the fight against climate change? Ladislao Sandoval Rangel and ALEJANDRO MONTESINOS CASTELLANOS shared with us how this advanced material not only helps capture CO2 in a sustainable way, but also transforms agro-industrial waste into valuable resources. Matt Kirby , presented the new sustainable composites made with forged carbon fiber. These cutting-edge materials are revolutionizing various industries by offering an eco-friendly and resistant alternative. JOSE MANUEL BURELO TORRES and Cecilia D. Treviño Quintanilla showed how the butadiene rubber metathesis opens new doors for the sustainable production of polyesters and polyols. These advanced compounds have the potential to transform key industries, reducing environmental impact and fostering the circular economy. Sustainable innovation is here and promises to transform the future! 🌍 Tecnológico de Monterrey | Juan Pablo Murra Lascurain

In the second block of paper presentations, Luis Ibarra showed us how the optimization of operators, machinery, and process efficiency is revolutionizing advanced manufacturing systems. Their approach promises to improve not only production, but also quality and sustainability in the industry. Ilse María Hernández-Romero took us on a journey to explore the transformation of materials design through hybrid quantum-classical algorithms, optimizing processes in industrial, biotechnological, and energy fields. What a fascinating glimpse into the future of technology! Julián Ramírez shared his intriguing research on porosity analysis, utilizing deep learning and simulated X-ray images with OpenTOPAS. Did you know that porosity can significantly affect the performance of materials? 🧪💥 Thank you to all the speakers for their valuable contributions!