The building 'inhaled' smoke in Mexico
A Mexico City hospital is equipped with a unique architecture capable of reacting to dust and smoke, turning them into small forms and safer for the environment.
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A Mexico City hospital is equipped with a unique architecture capable of reacting to dust and smoke, turning them into small forms and safer for the environment.
Mexico is ambitious to create an underground city to solve the problem of population growth, lack of construction land ...
On July 23, Mexico City's capital authorities announced plans to build the tallest building in Latin America, which will start later this year (2007).
The 19th Whitley Gold Award of the Whitley Friends Fund for Nature was given to Rodrigo Medellín, an expert who has contributed to the conservation of bat species for ma…
Mexican scientists on April 15 announced that it has successfully developed a new anti-cancer drug called Casiopeínas.
Scientists from Queretaro University (UAQ) in Mexico have successfully invented a device capable of quickly diagnosing deafness in newborns.
Mexico City's capital city of Mexico is focusing its resources on the early establishment of a stem cell bank for medical treatment, first of all, the diseases of bone,…
On October 29, the Mexican Ministry of Health officially announced a new outbreak of A / H1N1 flu that killed at least 14 people and more than 800 cases.
About 600 of the 4,000 students at the Villa de las Ninas boarding school outside Mexico City suddenly had difficulty walking, some could not stand, and vomited. The sch…
According to a reporter in Mexico, Mexican scientist Arturo Solis Herrera recently created a battery that can be used to turn on a flashlight for 100 years by using wate…
A student in Monterrey State, Mexico, has successfully produced a flexible plastic from avocado, environmentally friendly.
The Mexican boy spent his time researching bulletproof backpacks to protect children from the ongoing shooting incidents where he lives.
According to a reporter in Mexico, Mexican science doctor José Carlos Rubio of the University of San Nicolás de Hidalgo (UMSNH) successfully invented a type of cement th…
Scientists at the Center for Higher Research (Cinvestav) in the state of Coahuila, Mexico, have announced the successful production of a cement by recycling glass and mu…
Mr. Marcelo Ebrard, the new mayor of this leading Latin American city, said he hoped to bring high-speed wireless service to 8.7 million people, even if Mexico City was…