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Energy conversion, storage and management

About the Group

Multidisciplinary group formed by experts in power electronics, instrumentation, analysis and design of automatic control, electrical, electronic, electromechanical and thermodynamic systems.

The objectives are to develop models, analyze and design control strategies, as well as implement and instrument systems such as those mentioned above, guaranteeing reliable, efficient operation and representing an economical solution. We promote the development of energy conversion, storage and harvesting systems.

We seek that these solutions facilitate the integration, management and use of energy resources, including renewable energy sources, in electromobility and electric grid applications, among others. In particular, we focus on solving the challenges of an increasingly intelligent electrical grid, leading to its decentralization through the concept of microgrids and energy storage systems with efficient management.


Research lines:

• Modeling, analysis, control and implementation of power electronics conversion, storage, harvesting and energy management systems.       
• Integration of renewable sources of power generation into the electrical grid.
• Smart grids: Distributed generation, storage systems, power quality and energy efficiency.
• Powertrain analysis, design and control in electric vehicles

Leader

Gerardo Escobar Valderrama - gerardo.escobar@tec.mx


Members

Daniel Guillén Aparicio
Jesús Elías Valdez Reséndiz
Renato Galluzzi Aguilera
Luis Ismael Minchala Avila
Ricardo Ambrocio Ramírez Mendoza

 

Most relevant publications

• Escobar, G., Ibarra, L., Hernandez-Gomez, M., Martinez-Rodriguez, P.R., Valdez-Resendiz, J.E., Guillen, D., “From Real to Complex FLL with Unbalance and Harmonic Distortion Compensation,” IEEE Access, Vol. 9, pp. 158710-158725, Nov. 2021. DOI: 10.1109/ACCESS.2021.3131129

• J.C. Rosas-Caro, G. Escobar, P.R.Martinez-Rodriguez, S. Iturriaga-Medina, J.C.Mayo-Maldonado, and J.E.Valdez-Resendiz, “Differential and common-mode model-based controller for the double-dual buck transformerless inverter,” International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems, Vol. 131, Art. No. 107065, pp. 1-13, Oct. 2021. DOI: 10.1016/j.ijepes.2021.107065

• Rosas-Caro, J.C., Escobar, G., Valdez-Resendiz, J.E., Mayo-Maldonado, J.C., Beltran-Carbajal, F., Del-Valle-Soto, C., “Analysis of the Input Current-Ripple in the Series-Capacitor Boost Converter,” IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, vol. 68, issue 10, art. no. 9209078, pp. 10303-10308, Oct. 2021. DOI: 10.1109/TIE.2020.3026304

• Escobar, G., Ibarra, L., Valdez-Resendiz, J.E., Mayo-Maldonado, J.C., Guillen, D., “Nonlinear Stability Analysis of the Conventional SRF-PLL and Enhanced SRF-EPLL,” IEEE Access, Vol. 9, art. no. 9404172, pp. 59446-59455, April 2021. DOI: 10.1109/ACCESS.2021.3073063

• L. Ibarra, R. Galluzzi, G. Escobar, and R. A. Ramirez-Mendoza, “An Angular Speed and Position FLL-Based Estimator Using Linear Hall-Effect Sensors,” IEEE Access, vol. 9, pp. 168004–168014, 2021, doi: 10.1109/ACCESS.2021.3137049.

• R. Tapia-Olvera, D. Guillen, F. Beltran-Carbajal and L. M. Castro, "An Adaptive Scheme to Improve Prony’s Method Performance to Estimate Signal Parameters of Power System Oscillations," in IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, vol. 71, pp. 1-12, 2022, Art no. 9005212, doi: 10.1109/TIM.2022.3191721.

Most relevant projects

Design and experimental validation of a valve-based full active damper [Way-Assauto, 2021-2022]

Instrumentation of a testbed for NVH characterization of automotive dampers [Way-Assauto, 2022]

Business relationship

• John Deere
• AMI Automation
• DIRAM
• VERTIV
• PROLEC
• IBERDROLA
• Way Assauto

Patents applied for and patents granted

• U.S. Non-provisional Application 17/644,644. December 16,2021. U.S. provisional application number 63/202,139, filed May 28, 2021.
Título de la invención: “Control system for managing battery cells with one or more dc-to-dc converters”.
Inventores: Abraham Martinez, Ricardo Schacht Guadalupe, Gerardo Escobar Valderrama. Applicant: Deere & Company.

Conversión, almacenamiento y gestión de energía

Sobre el Grupo

Grupo multidisciplinario conformado por expertos en electrónica de potencia, instrumentación, análisis y diseño de control automático, sistemas eléctricos, electrónicos, electromecánicos, y termodinámicos.

Los objetivos del grupo son desarrollar modelos, analizar y diseñar estrategias de control, así como implementar e instrumentar sistemas como los antes mencionados, garantizando una operación confiable, eficiente, y que representen una solución económica. Promovemos el desarrollo de sistemas de conversión, almacenamiento y cosecha de energía.

Buscamos que estas soluciones faciliten la integración, gestión y aprovechamiento de los recursos energéticos, incluyendo a las fuentes de energías renovables, en aplicaciones de electromovilidad y de la red eléctrica, entre otras. En particular, nos enfocamos a resolver retos de una red eléctrica cada vez más inteligente, y que conlleve a su descentralización mediante el concepto de microrredes y sistemas de almacenamiento de energía con una gestión eficiente.


Líneas de investigación:

• Modelado, análisis, control e implementación de sistemas de conversión de electrónica de potencia, almacenamiento, cosecha y gestión de energía       
• Integración de fuentes renovables de generación de energía a la red eléctrica
• Redes eléctricas inteligentes: Generación distribuida, sistemas de almacenamiento, calidad de la energía y eficiencia energética
• Análisis, diseño y control del tren de potencia en vehículos eléctricos

 

Líder

Gerardo Escobar Valderrama - gerardo.escobar@tec.mx


Miembros

Daniel Guillén Aparicio
Jesús Elías Valdez Reséndiz
Renato Galluzzi Aguilera
Luis Ismael Minchala Avila
Ricardo Ambrocio Ramírez Mendoza

 

Publicaciones más relevantes

• Escobar, G., Ibarra, L., Hernandez-Gomez, M., Martinez-Rodriguez, P.R., Valdez-Resendiz, J.E., Guillen, D., “From Real to Complex FLL with Unbalance and Harmonic Distortion Compensation,” IEEE Access, Vol. 9, pp. 158710-158725, Nov. 2021. DOI: 10.1109/ACCESS.2021.3131129

• J.C. Rosas-Caro, G. Escobar, P.R.Martinez-Rodriguez, S. Iturriaga-Medina, J.C.Mayo-Maldonado, and J.E.Valdez-Resendiz, “Differential and common-mode model-based controller for the double-dual buck transformerless inverter,” International Journal of Electrical Power & Energy Systems, Vol. 131, Art. No. 107065, pp. 1-13, Oct. 2021. DOI: 10.1016/j.ijepes.2021.107065

• Rosas-Caro, J.C., Escobar, G., Valdez-Resendiz, J.E., Mayo-Maldonado, J.C., Beltran-Carbajal, F., Del-Valle-Soto, C., “Analysis of the Input Current-Ripple in the Series-Capacitor Boost Converter,” IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics, vol. 68, issue 10, art. no. 9209078, pp. 10303-10308, Oct. 2021. DOI: 10.1109/TIE.2020.3026304

• Escobar, G., Ibarra, L., Valdez-Resendiz, J.E., Mayo-Maldonado, J.C., Guillen, D., “Nonlinear Stability Analysis of the Conventional SRF-PLL and Enhanced SRF-EPLL,” IEEE Access, Vol. 9, art. no. 9404172, pp. 59446-59455, April 2021. DOI: 10.1109/ACCESS.2021.3073063

• L. Ibarra, R. Galluzzi, G. Escobar, and R. A. Ramirez-Mendoza, “An Angular Speed and Position FLL-Based Estimator Using Linear Hall-Effect Sensors,” IEEE Access, vol. 9, pp. 168004–168014, 2021, doi: 10.1109/ACCESS.2021.3137049.

• R. Tapia-Olvera, D. Guillen, F. Beltran-Carbajal and L. M. Castro, "An Adaptive Scheme to Improve Prony’s Method Performance to Estimate Signal Parameters of Power System Oscillations," in IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, vol. 71, pp. 1-12, 2022, Art no. 9005212, doi: 10.1109/TIM.2022.3191721.

 

Proyectos más relevantes

Design and experimental validation of a valve-based full active damper [Way-Assauto, 2021-2022]

Instrumentation of a testbed for NVH characterization of automotive dampers [Way-Assauto, 2022]

Vinculación empresarial

• John Deere
• AMI Automation
• DIRAM
• VERTIV
• PROLEC
• IBERDROLA
• Way Assauto

Patentes solictadas y patentes otorgadas

• U.S. Non-provisional Application 17/644,644. December 16,2021. U.S. provisional application number 63/202,139, filed May 28, 2021.
Título de la invención: “Control system for managing battery cells with one or more dc-to-dc converters”.
Inventores: Abraham Martinez, Ricardo Schacht Guadalupe, Gerardo Escobar Valderrama. Applicant: Deere & Company.

Sigfredo Fuentes

Mariana Morales de la Peña, Professor Researcher

Sigfredo Fuentes

Distinguished Visiting Professor in Digital Agriculture and Food Sciences

School of Engineering and Sciences


Expertise

Plant physiology
Digital agriculture
Digital food
Food and wine sciences
Plants/animals/humans biometrics
Machine/Deep learning and artificial intelligence (AI)
Agriculture 5.0 and Plants for Space
UAV - Drones - Satellite remote sensing
Climate change
Digital twins for agriculture and food

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Overview

Dr. Sigfredo Fuentes is an associate professor in Digital Agriculture, Food and Wine Sciences (DAFW) at the School of Agriculture, Food and Ecosystem Sciences (SAFES) in the Faculty of Science at The University of Melbourne, Australia. In addition, Sigfredo Fuentes is the international coordinator of the Vineyard of The Future initiative (VoF), which is an international collaboration that strives to establish a fully instrumented vineyard that uses the Internet of Things (IoT) for data capture and meaningful analysis of climate change in viticulture and enology in Australia, to transfer these technologies to all agricultural sectors.

He has over 30 projects and 216 scholarly works, both active and completed. He is working on two major projects: “Deep learning modeling for hyperspectral imagery” funded by the Australian Government Department of Defence and the Centre of Excellence in Plants for Space (P4S), which has the goal to develop plants to support long-term space missions to the Moon (2030) and Mars (2040) with the NASA.

His research efforts focus on the application of technology to plant physiology and viticulture, as well as in the areas of irrigation science, irrigation scheduling, remote sensing, and climate change. His work also focuses on the development of computer programs for agricultural research and applications, the creation of new methodologies to assess plant physiology and growth using image analysis and technology, and the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) in agricultural, food, animal, and wine sciences.

Sigfredo Fuentes joined Tecnológico de Monterrey as a Distinguished Visiting Professor in Digital Agriculture and Food Sciences for the School of Engineering and Sciences.

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Education and Training

  •  Ph.D., Plant Physiology, Western Sydney University
  • Agronomist, University of Talca
  • B.Sc., Agricultural Sciences, University of Talca
     
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Publications

  • Shin, M., Gonzalez Viejo, C., Tongson, E., Wiechel, T., Taylor, P. & Fuentes, S. (2023). Early detection of Verticillium wilt of potatoes using near-infrared spectroscopy and machine learning modeling. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 204 doi:10.1016/j.compag.2022.107567

  • Harris, N., Gonzalez Viejo, C., Barnes, C. & Fuentes, S. (2022). Non-Invasive Digital Technologies to Assess Wine Quality Traits and Provenance through the Bottle. Fermentation, 9(1), pp. 10-10. doi:10.3390/fermentation9010010

  • Fuentes, S., Gonzalez Viejo, C., Tongson, E., Dunshea, F., Dac, H. & Lipovetzky, N. (2022). Animal biometric assessment using non-invasive computer vision and machine learning are good predictors of dairy cows age and welfare: The future of automated veterinary support systems. Journal of Agriculture and Food Research, 10 doi:10.1016/j.jafr.2022.100388

  • Ashfaq, W., Brodie, G., Fuentes, S. & Gupta, D. (2022). Infrared Thermal Imaging and Morpho-Physiological Indices Used for Wheat Genotypes Screening under Drought and Heat Stress. PLANTS-BASEL, 11(23), pp. 22-. doi:10.3390/plants11233269

  • Dac, H. H., Gonzalez Viejo, C., Lipovetzky, N., Tongson, E., Dunshea, F. R. & Fuentes, S. (2022). Livestock Identification Using Deep Learning for Traceability. SENSORS, 22(21), pp. 19-. doi:10.3390/s22218256

More publications

Sigfredo Fuentes

Sigfredo Fuentes

Sigfredo Fuentes

Profesor Visitante Distinguido en Agricultura Digital y Ciencias de la Alimentación

Escuela de Ingeniería y Ciencias


Expertise

Fisiología vegetal o de las plantas
Agricultura digital
Alimentos digitales
Ciencias de los alimentos y del vino
Biometría de plantas, animales y humanos
Aprendizaje automático/profundo (machine/deep learning) e inteligencia artificial (IA)
Agricultura 5.0 y Plantas para el Espacio (Plants for Space)
VANT (vehículos aéreos no tripulados o UAV, por sus siglas en inglés) - drones - teledetección satelital
Cambio climático
Gemelos digitales para la agricultura y los alimentos

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Overview

Dr. Sigfredo Fuentes is an associate professor in Digital Agriculture, Food and Wine Sciences (DAFW) at the School of Agriculture, Food and Ecosystem Sciences (SAFES) in the Faculty of Science at The University of Melbourne, Australia. In addition, Sigfredo Fuentes is the international coordinator of the Vineyard of The Future initiative (VoF), which is an international collaboration that strives to establish a fully instrumented vineyard that uses the Internet of Things (IoT) for data capture and meaningful analysis of climate change in viticulture and enology in Australia, to transfer these technologies to all agricultural sectors.

He has over 30 projects and 216 scholarly works, both active and completed. He is working on two major projects: “Deep learning modeling for hyperspectral imagery” funded by the Australian Government Department of Defence and the Centre of Excellence in Plants for Space (P4S), which has the goal to develop plants to support long-term space missions to the Moon (2030) and Mars (2040) with the NASA.

His research efforts focus on the application of technology to plant physiology and viticulture, as well as in the areas of irrigation science, irrigation scheduling, remote sensing, and climate change. His work also focuses on the development of computer programs for agricultural research and applications, the creation of new methodologies to assess plant physiology and growth using image analysis and technology, and the use of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) in agricultural, food, animal, and wine sciences.

Sigfredo Fuentes joined Tecnológico de Monterrey as a Distinguished Visiting Professor in Digital Agriculture and Food Sciences for the School of Engineering and Sciences.

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Education and Training

  •  Ph.D., Plant Physiology, Western Sydney University
  • Agronomist, University of Talca
  • B.Sc., Agricultural Sciences, University of Talca
     
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Publications

  • Shin, M., Gonzalez Viejo, C., Tongson, E., Wiechel, T., Taylor, P. & Fuentes, S. (2023). Early detection of Verticillium wilt of potatoes using near-infrared spectroscopy and machine learning modeling. Computers and Electronics in Agriculture, 204 doi:10.1016/j.compag.2022.107567

  • Harris, N., Gonzalez Viejo, C., Barnes, C. & Fuentes, S. (2022). Non-Invasive Digital Technologies to Assess Wine Quality Traits and Provenance through the Bottle. Fermentation, 9(1), pp. 10-10. doi:10.3390/fermentation9010010

  • Fuentes, S., Gonzalez Viejo, C., Tongson, E., Dunshea, F., Dac, H. & Lipovetzky, N. (2022). Animal biometric assessment using non-invasive computer vision and machine learning are good predictors of dairy cows age and welfare: The future of automated veterinary support systems. Journal of Agriculture and Food Research, 10 doi:10.1016/j.jafr.2022.100388

  • Ashfaq, W., Brodie, G., Fuentes, S. & Gupta, D. (2022). Infrared Thermal Imaging and Morpho-Physiological Indices Used for Wheat Genotypes Screening under Drought and Heat Stress. PLANTS-BASEL, 11(23), pp. 22-. doi:10.3390/plants11233269

  • Dac, H. H., Gonzalez Viejo, C., Lipovetzky, N., Tongson, E., Dunshea, F. R. & Fuentes, S. (2022). Livestock Identification Using Deep Learning for Traceability. SENSORS, 22(21), pp. 19-. doi:10.3390/s22218256

More publications

Tec de Monterrey Graduate Tuition Fees

Graduate Tuition Fees

Information on tuition fees per Campus can be found below:

Tuition Fees

Ciudad de México Campus

Semester

 1 CreditRegular load 
9 Credits
Cash Plan5 payment
plan
Doctorate$16,726.00$150,534.00$31,546.81
Master$17,073.00$153,657.00$32,201.28

 Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$3,640.00$5,485.00

Trimester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan4 payment
plan
Specialization$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23

 Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$2,425.00$3,660.00

NOTES:
Trimester fees apply for students enrolled in april - july 2025 period.
Semester fees apply for students enrolled in february - june 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Ciudad de México Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Estado de México Campus

Semester

 1 CreditRegular load 
9 Credits
Cash Plan5 payment
plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$146,484.00$30,698.07
Master$17,073.00$153,657.00$32,201.28

 Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$3,640.00$5,485.00

Trimester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan4 payment
plan
Specialization$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23
Master$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23

 Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$2,425.00$3,660.00

NOTES:
Trimester fees apply for students enrolled in april - july 2025 period.
Semester fees apply for students enrolled in february - june 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Estado de México Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Guadalajara Campus

Semester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan5 payment plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$146,484.00$30,698.07
Master$17,073.00$153,657.00$32,201.28

  Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$3,640.00$5,485.00

Trimester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan4 payment plan
Master$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23

  Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$2,425.00$3,660.00

NOTES:
Trimester fees apply for students enrolled in april - july 2025 period.
Semester fees apply for students enrolled in february - june 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Guadalajara Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Monterrey Campus

Semester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan5 payment plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$146,484.00$30,698.07
Master$17,073.00$153,657.00$32,201.28

  Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$4,870.00$5,485.00

Trimester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan4 payment plan
Master$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23

  Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$3,245.00$3,660.00

NOTES:
Trimester fees apply for students enrolled in april - july 2025 period.
Semester fees apply for students enrolled in february - june 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Monterrey Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Puebla Campus

Semester

 1 CreditRegular load 
9 Credits
Cash Plan5 payment
plan
Master$17,073.00$153,657.00$32,201.28
Doctorate$16,276.00$146,484.00$30,698.07

 Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$3,640.00$5,485.00

NOTES:
Semester fees apply for students enrolled in february - june 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Puebla Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Querétaro Campus

Semester

 1 CreditRegular load 
9 Credits
Cash Plan5 payment
plan
Master$17,073.00$153,657.00$32,201.28
Doctorate$16,276.00$146,484.00$30,698.07

 Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$3,640.00$5,485.00

NOTES:
Semester fees apply for students enrolled in february - june 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Querétaro Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Santa Fe Campus
 

Trimester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan4 payment plan
Specialization$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23
Master$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23

  Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$2,425.00$3,660.00

NOTES:
Trimester fees apply for students enrolled in april - july 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Santa Fe Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Toluca Campus
 

Trimester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan4 payment plan
Specialization$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23

  Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$2,425.00$3,660.00

NOTES:
Trimester fees apply for students enrolled in april - july 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Toluca Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Costos de Colegiaturas Posgrado del Tec de Monterrey

Costos de colegiatura Posgrado

Consulta a continuación la información acerca de las Colegiaturas de Posgrado por Campus:

Costos de colegiatura

Ciudad de México Campus

Semester

 1 CreditRegular load 
9 Credits
Cash Plan5 payment
plan
Doctorate$16,726.00$150,534.00$31,546.81
Master$17,073.00$153,657.00$32,201.28

 Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$3,640.00$5,485.00

Trimester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan4 payment
plan
Specialization$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23

 Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$2,425.00$3,660.00

NOTES:
Trimester fees apply for students enrolled in april - july 2025 period.
Semester fees apply for students enrolled in february - june 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Ciudad de México Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Estado de México Campus

Semester

 1 CreditRegular load 
9 Credits
Cash Plan5 payment
plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$146,484.00$30,698.07
Master$17,073.00$153,657.00$32,201.28

 Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$3,640.00$5,485.00

Trimester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan4 payment
plan
Specialization$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23
Master$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23

 Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$2,425.00$3,660.00

NOTES:
Trimester fees apply for students enrolled in april - july 2025 period.
Semester fees apply for students enrolled in february - june 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Estado de México Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Guadalajara Campus

Semester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan5 payment plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$146,484.00$30,698.07
Master$17,073.00$153,657.00$32,201.28

  Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$3,640.00$5,485.00

Trimester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan4 payment plan
Master$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23

  Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$2,425.00$3,660.00

NOTES:
Trimester fees apply for students enrolled in april - july 2025 period.
Semester fees apply for students enrolled in february - june 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Guadalajara Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Monterrey Campus

Semester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan5 payment plan
Doctorate$16,276.00$146,484.00$30,698.07
Master$17,073.00$153,657.00$32,201.28

  Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$4,870.00$5,485.00

Trimester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan4 payment plan
Master$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23

  Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$3,245.00$3,660.00

NOTES:
Trimester fees apply for students enrolled in april - july 2025 period.
Semester fees apply for students enrolled in february - june 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Monterrey Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Puebla Campus

Semester

 1 CreditRegular load 
9 Credits
Cash Plan5 payment
plan
Master$17,073.00$153,657.00$32,201.28
Doctorate$16,276.00$146,484.00$30,698.07

 Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$3,640.00$5,485.00

NOTES:
Semester fees apply for students enrolled in february - june 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Puebla Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Querétaro Campus

Semester

 1 CreditRegular load 
9 Credits
Cash Plan5 payment
plan
Master$17,073.00$153,657.00$32,201.28
Doctorate$16,276.00$146,484.00$30,698.07

 Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$3,640.00$5,485.00

NOTES:
Semester fees apply for students enrolled in february - june 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Querétaro Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Santa Fe Campus
 

Trimester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan4 payment plan
Specialization$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23
Master$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23

  Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$2,425.00$3,660.00

NOTES:
Trimester fees apply for students enrolled in april - july 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Santa Fe Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Toluca Campus
 

Trimester

 1 CreditRegular load
9 Credits
Cash Plan4 payment plan
Specialization$15,333.00$137,997.00$35,603.23

  Major Medical Expenses Insurance

Basic PlanPlus Plan
$2,425.00$3,660.00

NOTES:
Trimester fees apply for students enrolled in april - july 2025 period.
Fees´ currency is in mexican pesos (MXN).
Cash Plan may vary according to the number of credits enrolled.
These previous fees apply only for Toluca Campus.

Major Medical Expenses Insurance:
Your wellness and safety is paramount to Tec de Monterrey. Which is why you can buy the Major Medical Expenses Insurance Plan during your enrollment process
For more information about the Major Medical Expenses Insurance, go to MiTec > Mi seguro de gastos médicos mayores.

Visitas a Campus Monterrey

Información general de visitas

La Oficina de Relaciones con Egresados en Campus Monterrey ofrece visitas para los EXATEC interesados en regresar a su alma mater y recordar sus épocas de estudiantes. Durante estas visitas, podrán ver algunos de nuestros edificios icónicos, ver como han cambiado al pasar de los años dirigidos por un guía.

Si lo desean, pueden escoger paquetes que incluyan desayuno con los tradicionales Chilaquiles TEC y/o una clase del recuerdo en las aulas del Tecnológico de Monterrey

Paquetes

Al reservar tu fecha, puedes elegir cualquiera de los siguientes paquetes:

Paquete 1

Costo por egresado                     $50.00

Costo por acompañante              $50.00

Campus tour

Salón para clase del recuerdo

Estacionamiento asignado

Paquete 2

Costo por egresado                     $180.00

Costo por acompañante              $180.00

Cupón para desayuno en Jubileo, incluye:

  • Chilaquiles TEC y una bebida (jugo, café o refresco)

Campus tour

Salón para clase del recuerdo

Estacionamiento asignado

Paquete 3

Costo por egresado                     $390.00

Costo por acompañante              $390.00

Desayuno en área asignada, incluye:

  • Pan dulce, fruta de temporada, Machacado con Chilaquiles TEC y frijoles, y una bebida (jugo, café o refresco)

Campus tour

Salón para clase del recuerdo

Estacionamiento asignado

Espacios en Campus Monterrey
rectoría
Rectoría
Espacio de Reflexión
Espacio de Reflexión
TecStore
TecStore
BibliotecTec
 BiblioTEC
Estadio
Estadio Borregos
Parque Central
Parque Central
  • ¿Cómo solicitar una visita?

  • Información de contacto

Para solicitar tu visita al campus te pedimos realizar los siguientes pasos:

I.- Reserva la fecha en que deseas realizar la visita (revisando disponibilidad con el área de Relaciones con Egresados)

•La visita debe reservarse por lo menos 30 días antes de la fecha deseada

•Las visitas pueden realizarse de lunes a sábado


Visitas guiadas:

•Entre semana: Horario de 9:00 a 17:00 hrs.

•Sábado: Se revisa la agenda y posteriormente la disponibilidad de recorridos.

•En domingos, asuetos y puentes no está disponible el servicio

•La visita tiene una duración promedio de 4 horas

II.- Localiza a tus compañeros y coordínense para asistir a la reunión

•Se atienden a grupos de al menos 15 personas

•Se debe identificar un egresado como responsable y contacto hacia el grupo durante todo el proceso de organización.

 

•Decidir si se desea organizar clase del recuerdo. Es responsabilidad de la generación coordinarse con el profesor para llevar acabo la clase.

Para mayores informes:


Carina Cantú Cano
Correo: carina.cantu@tec.mx
Whatsapp: 8119103112

Thomas Kurfess

Thomas Kurfess Our Faculty

Thomas Kurfess

Distinguished Visiting Professor in Advanced Manufacturing

School of Engineering and Sciences


Expertise

Large-scale cybersecure digital manufacturing operations
Advanced manufacturing systems
Policy issues related to advanced manufacturing

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Overview

Dr. Thomas Kurfess is chief manufacturing officer at the Georgia Institute of Technology (GT) and executive director of the Georgia Tech Manufacturing Institute (GTMI), as well as HUSCO Ramirez Distinguished Chair in Fluid Power and Motion Control at GT. He is also Regents’ Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology and professor and BMW Chair of Manufacturing Emeritus at Clemson University. Previously, he served as assistant director for the Advanced Manufacturing Office of Science and Technology Policy in the Executive Office of the President of the United States of America
(2012-2013) and as chief manufacturing officer of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (2019- 2021).

During the early stage of his career, he was an associate professor at Carnegie Mellon University. He has taught courses in subjects such as advanced manufacturing systems; quality control and quality assurance; vehicle testing; automotive electronics; real-time signal processing and control; precision systems and manufacturing; and robotics and advanced dynamics. 

Thomas Kurfess’ research focuses on the design and development of advanced manufacturing systems by integrating new technologies into production operations and on national and international manufacturing policy issues.

He is an elected member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering; chair of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering (NAE) study called “Options for a National Plan for Smart Manufacturing”; member of the U.S. National Materials and Manufacturing Board; and member of the Board of Governors of the
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), among others.

Thomas Kurfess joined Tecnológico de Monterrey as a Distinguished Visiting Professor in Advanced Manufacturing for the School of Engineering and Sciences.

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Education and Training

  • Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
  •  S.M., Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT
  • S.M., Mechanical Engineering, MIT
  • S.B., Mechanical Engineering, MIT 
     
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Publications

  • Lu, L. Kurfess, T.R., Saldana, C.J., “Effects of Extrinsic Noise Factors on Machine Learning Based Chatter Detection in Machining,” International Journal of Smart and Sustainable Manufacturing, 2021, accepted.

  • Miers, J.C, Tucker, T.M., Kurfess, T.R., Saldana, C.J., “Voxel-Based Modeling of Transient Material Removal in Machining,” International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2021, accepted.

  • Parto Dezfouli, M., Urbina Coronado, Saldana, C.J., Kurfess, T.R., “Cyber-Physical System Implementation for Manufacturing with Analytics in the Cloud Layer,” ASME Journal of Computing and Information Science in Engineering, 2021.

  • Feldhausen, T., Saleeby, K., Love, L., Kurfess, T.R., “Spinning the Digital Thread with Hybrid Manufacturing,” ASME Smart and Manufacturing Letters, Vol. 29, pp. 15-18, doi.org/10.1016/j.mfglet.2021.05.003, 2021.

  • Castro‐Martin, A.P., Ahuett‐Garza, H., Guamán‐Lozada, D., Márquez‐Alderete, M.F., Urbina Coronado, P.D. 1, Orta Castañon, P.A., Kurfess, T.R., González de Castilla, E., “Connectivity as a Design Feature for Industry 4.0 Production Equipment: Application for the Development of an In‐Line Metrology System,” Applied Science, Vol. 11, doi.org/10.3390/app11031312, 2021

More publications

Thomas Kurfess

Thomas Kurfess

Thomas Kurfess

Profesor Visitante Distinguido

en Manufactura Avanzada

Escuela de Ingeniería y Ciencias


Expertise

Operaciones gran escala de manufactura digital cibersegura
Sistemas de manufactura avanzada
Normatividad relacionada a la manufactura avanzada

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Overview

Dr. Thomas Kurfess is chief manufacturing officer at the Georgia Institute of Technology (GT) and executive director of the Georgia Tech Manufacturing Institute (GTMI), as well as HUSCO Ramirez Distinguished Chair in Fluid Power and Motion Control at GT. He is also Regents’ Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology and professor and BMW Chair of Manufacturing Emeritus at Clemson University. Previously, he served as assistant director for the Advanced Manufacturing Office of Science and Technology Policy in the Executive Office of the President of the United States of America
(2012-2013) and as chief manufacturing officer of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (2019- 2021).

During the early stage of his career, he was an associate professor at Carnegie Mellon University. He has taught courses in subjects such as advanced manufacturing systems; quality control and quality assurance; vehicle testing; automotive electronics; real-time signal processing and control; precision systems and manufacturing; and robotics and advanced dynamics. 

Thomas Kurfess’ research focuses on the design and development of advanced manufacturing systems by integrating new technologies into production operations and on national and international manufacturing policy issues.

He is an elected member of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering; chair of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering (NAE) study called “Options for a National Plan for Smart Manufacturing”; member of the U.S. National Materials and Manufacturing Board; and member of the Board of Governors of the
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), among others.

Thomas Kurfess joined Tecnológico de Monterrey as a Distinguished Visiting Professor in Advanced Manufacturing for the School of Engineering and Sciences.

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Education and Training

  • Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
  •  S.M., Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, MIT
  • S.M., Mechanical Engineering, MIT
  • S.B., Mechanical Engineering, MIT 
     
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Publications

  • Lu, L. Kurfess, T.R., Saldana, C.J., “Effects of Extrinsic Noise Factors on Machine Learning Based Chatter Detection in Machining,” International Journal of Smart and Sustainable Manufacturing, 2021, accepted.

  • Miers, J.C, Tucker, T.M., Kurfess, T.R., Saldana, C.J., “Voxel-Based Modeling of Transient Material Removal in Machining,” International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2021, accepted.

  • Parto Dezfouli, M., Urbina Coronado, Saldana, C.J., Kurfess, T.R., “Cyber-Physical System Implementation for Manufacturing with Analytics in the Cloud Layer,” ASME Journal of Computing and Information Science in Engineering, 2021.

  • Feldhausen, T., Saleeby, K., Love, L., Kurfess, T.R., “Spinning the Digital Thread with Hybrid Manufacturing,” ASME Smart and Manufacturing Letters, Vol. 29, pp. 15-18, doi.org/10.1016/j.mfglet.2021.05.003, 2021.

  • Castro‐Martin, A.P., Ahuett‐Garza, H., Guamán‐Lozada, D., Márquez‐Alderete, M.F., Urbina Coronado, P.D. 1, Orta Castañon, P.A., Kurfess, T.R., González de Castilla, E., “Connectivity as a Design Feature for Industry 4.0 Production Equipment: Application for the Development of an In‐Line Metrology System,” Applied Science, Vol. 11, doi.org/10.3390/app11031312, 2021

More publications

80th anniversary

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Rector´s message

Celebrating an anniversary is an opportunity to connect with all of us who are part of the Tec Community. 

Eight decades ago, we started in a house with 350 students. Today, we have almost 100,000 and a presence in 20 states of Mexico. Since our beginnings, we have promoted innovation in education, entrepreneurship, and the development of leaders who transform and have a positive impact.

That is why I invite you to celebrate this incredibly special year and to feel proud to be part of Tec. 

Live this 80th anniversary intensely. 

You are always welcome to this, your home, Tecnológico de Monterrey. 

David Garza Salazar
Rector and Executive President 
 

Past, Present and Future

Tec de Monterrey, building transcending legacies for 80 years

This year of celebration, in which we give way to a new decade in our history, we´ve got the opportunity to reflect on our past, present and the challenges that the future demands of us to continue building transcending legacies.

80th anniversary Song

Canción 80 Aniversario - Yo Soy Tec

Relive conferences “Inspire to Transform”

Over the course of 2023, we’ll be offering the “Inspire to Transform” series of chats and lectures, which includes the participation of renowned national and international leaders, to share this celebration with our community and provide enjoyable spaces for conversation on topics that are transforming the world.

"Spinoza en el Parque México" Talk

The lecture series "Inspiring for transcendence" offers a space for dialogue between Francisco "Paco" Calderón and renowned historian Enrique Krauze, discussing their book "Spinoza in Parque México" (Spinoza en el Parque México).

“The new Map of the World un 2030 - 2040” with Parag Khanna

The forces of geopolitics, demographics, technology, and climate change are all colliding to result in humanity being forced to relocate like never before in history. What will be the new map of the world in 2030, 2040, and beyond? Who will be the winners and losers as climate change accelerates and the world population declines?

“This Blue Planet: Restoring Natural Abundance and Diversity to the Earth” with Alexandra Cousteau

In this conference, activist and filmmaker Alexandra Cousteau invites us to raise our awareness of the global problems of water, managing resources, and treating pollution. She explains how suitable planning of the location of cities, factories, and farms plays a fundamental role in preserving ecosystems and keeping the planet healthy for future generations.

“The exciting future of Artificial Intelligence” con Anton Musgrave

Anton Musgrave, co-founder of Futureworld International, will share with us the threshold of possibilities, that technologies, such as artificial intelligence bring to the educational, business and social fields, through strategies and processes that propose thinking from the future to the present.

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