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Welcome to our Learning Hub! Dive into a rich, multimedia collection of our latest publications, book chapters, and research on science diplomacy and heritage. Expand your knowledge through our curated podcasts, radio interviews, and documentary series, or join our active training programs and specialized courses. Everything you need to bridge science, policy, and education is right here—start exploring!
- Book: Scientific Heritage as a Tool for Heritage and Territorial Management (2023–2024).
- Articles:
- Honoring the Communities that Produce Knowledge (2026).
- Human Right to Science (2025).
- Utopism in Science Diplomacy: A Critical Review of Its Origins (2024).
- La humanidad en la encrucijada: Paz y medio ambiente en el seno de las Naciones Unidas. Sección Biodiversidad. Revista Obsidiana (1), 27–28. https://issuu.com/obsidiana_mx/docs/biodiversidad_no1_febrero_2023_fedc6329adcc41
- Book chapters:
- Science Diplomacy and Protestant Interest: Utopia and Hegemonic Discourse.
- Contributions to Utopias Chair Notebooks.
- Chapters on Lucas Alamán and Francisco Zea (2025).
- Tibaduiza Yudy. 2025. Sociedad del conocimiento como utopía: Lucas Alamán. Libro “Viabilizar la utopía: factores facilitadores u obstaculizadores de utopías sociales”. In press.
- Islas Morales Parsifal. 2025. Francisco Zea, ciencia y diplomacia en el proyecto del Libertador Simón Bolívar. Utopías contrastantes entre el orden y la enmancipación. Libro “Viabilizar la utopía: factores facilitadores u obstaculizadores de utopías sociales”. In press.
- Comprehensive Management Plan for the Historic Center of Mexico City, PUEC-UNAM. In collaboration with the University Program for City Studies of UNAM, the Chair’s research team carried out a study on scientific heritage through working groups and the drafting of a chapter for the Comprehensive Management Plan for the Historic Center of Mexico City.
- Press articles:
- The Scientific and Technological Heritage of Mexico City.
- Leeuwenhoek in Mexico.
- Documentary Series “Territories of Knowledge” (2022-2023):
- National Medical Institute: A Palace of Science in Mexico.
- Treasures of the Institute of Biology, UNAM.
- Metztitlán: Land of Giants.
- Online broadcasts of events (2023–2025).
- Podcasts:
- DNA Podcast episode Science Diplomacy (2024).
- Interviews
- Interview on the film series “Gaia: el último refugio” broadcasted by Radio UNAM.
- Interview on the “Learning Classroom in Diplomacy of Science and Biodiversity” broadcasted by Radio UDEA Antioquia
- Interview with Dr Ana María Cetto regarding her appointment as Chair of UNESCO’s Open Science Committee broadcasted by TV UNAM
- Interview on the UNESCO Chair on Science Diplomacy and Scientific Heritage by DNA Radio IMER
WEBINARS AND VIDEOS
Colloquium “Science Diplomacy and Scientific Heritage: Complementary Dimensions” : Science diplomacy as an approach to understanding the diverse origins of scientific traditions.
Conference “Alliances for Sustainability” : Conference delivered as part of the 3rd Colloquium for World Teachers’ Day.
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Elective course: Critical Introduction to Science Diplomacy
Elective course that provides a critical introduction to science diplomacy, examining its historical origins, theoretical frameworks, and role in modern multilateral decision-making. Designed for all Faculty of Science majors, evaluation is based on active seminar participation, case study discussions, essays, and simulation exercises.
Online course: Scientific Heritage and Tourism
Course developed in collaboration with the University of Sharjah and the UNESCO Chair at UNAM. This course explores the intersection between scientific advancements, historical heritage, and their impact on global tourism industries.
