
Somos lo que comemos. La aplicación de la isotopía estable en la arqueología de Mesoamérica
We are what we eat. The application of stable isotopy in the archaeology of Mesoamerica
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We are what we eat. The application of stable isotopy in the archaeology of Mesoamerica

Alejandro González Iñárritu induction ceremony (Full version, link in the description)

Centenary of the birth of Teodoro González de León | Tribute session


It was not a penalty" I Cycle "The conditions were not given", passion and drama of Mexican football

Palliative care: recognizing vulnerability, affirming dignity

"The Numbered Heroes" I Series “The conditions were not met”, passion and drama of Mexican soccer


The past under the microscope: pollen in archaeological research





Ocean treasures: sea stars, sea urchins, and sea cucumbers at the Templo Mayor

The acquisition of writing and reading | Language education and cultures

Jaime Sabines. Homage on the centenary of his birth

“Deleuze, Guattari, Kafka” | Great 20th Century Literary Critics Series



Challenges and opportunities of artificial intelligence for science

50th Anniversary of the Death of Daniel Cosío Villegas

Proteins and the History of Life on Earth | 8M Conference🟣

Women in genomic surveillance | 8M CONFERENCES🟣

Chests for the gods: excavation, analysis, and conservation of the tepetlacalli of Tenochtitlan

The role of writing in brain plasticity | Education and language cultures

Adolescence and youth in crisis. New challenges and opportunities for their care


Creating without consciousness: how generative AI actually works

“I Am My Memory,” by Miguel León-Portilla | Book Presentation

40 years of the RNA World | Series: Evolution Fridays

Works 1. Cultural leaders in the Mexican Revolution | Editorial presentation


From the court to the flight: transition rituals and movement in Mesoamerica | Archaeology today

Dr. Atl: Today and Memory | Museum Night

Emergence and formation of writing | Education and language cultures

Iser and the conscious reader | Series: Great literary critics

The science of the 21st century at the service of archaeology: the case of Teotihuacan

“Quantum Science and Technology One Hundred Years Later” | FIL Guadalajara 2025

A false debate: Margulis vs Darwin? | Evolution Fridays cycle

Neurosciences in Mexico and the world: multidisciplinary workshop 2025 | Second day