The First Step Is Deciding to Start | Molina, Fortunato & Santos

What Academia Can Learn from Teaching Hospitals | Manuel Molina

Policy Design Can’t Be Outsourced | Andrés Fortunato

Sonora Needs to Specialize—Not Do Everything | Omar López Vivian

The opportunity is here… but who gets to win?

Governments That Invest in Business Win the Future | Dr. Luis Núñez Noriega

Rethinking Proximity: Why Mexico Must Look Beyond the U.S. | Santos & Molina

Why Science and Business Still Don’t Understand Each Other | Dr. Luis Núñez Noriega

From Theory to Tools: Rethinking Semiconductor Education | Omar López Vivian

Water Is the Barrier. Coordination Is the Solution. | Molina & Santos

Stop Guessing. Just Ask the Industry. | Dr. Luis Núñez Noriega

Bureaucracy is Blocking Industry-Academia Collaboration | Dr. Israel Mejía

Water Policy Isn’t Just About Supply—It’s About Systemic Reform | Molina & Fortunato

Growth Strategy Isn’t About Doing Everything—It’s About Doing the Right Thing | Molina & Fortunato

Bridging the Gap Between Labs and Industry | Dr. Santos Castillo

Complex Problems Don’t Need Perfect Recipes | Manuel Molina

Coordination Without Authority Leads Nowhere | Miguel A. Santos

What Happens When Government and Business Finally Sit Down to Talk? | Miguel Ángel Santos

Don’t Start With the Hardest Problem | Miguel A. Santos

Why Innovation Needs Stronger University-Industry Ties | Dr. Rafael Ramírez-Bon

Community Voices Matter—But So Does Clarity in Decision-Making | Molina & Santos

Dialogue Isn’t Enough. It Needs Structure. | Andrés Fortunato

Infrastructure Is Easy. Collaboration Is Hard. | Miguel A. Santos

Breaking the Inertia: How to Get Researchers Closer to Industry | Dr. Aned de León

Trust Is Hard. Progress Needs It Anyway. | Andrés Fortunato

There’s No Magic in Development—Only Coordination | Miguel A. Santos

Education Is Not Enough: The Strategy Gap in Sonora | Andrés Fortunato

Innovation Begins Where Comfort Ends | Dr. Israel Mejía

Overflowing Talent, Unmet Needs—What’s Missing? | César Villegas Carrazco

Where Should Sonora Focus First? | Andrés Fortunato & Manuel Molina

Can Sonora become a global semiconductor hub?

Why Arizona’s Growth Is a Big Deal for Sonora | Andrés Fortunato

Why Science Alone Can’t Drive the Semiconductor Industry | Dr. Israel Mejía

Facing Uncertainty with Strategy, Not Fear | Molina & Fortunato

Mexico Needs Curricula That Serve the Industry—Not the Status Quo | Dr. Luis Núñez Noriega

Don’t Just Wait for U.S. Investment | Dr. Santos Castillo