Industry Collaboration Index 2026 · University profile
Mexico · Latin America
Tecnológico de Monterrey is ranked #943 of 1,038. Its strongest pillar is breadth (74): partners spread across many research fields. It is held back most by co-creation (14): 181 verified industry works against about 390 expected for its mix of fields; and by scale (17): a network of 39 company groups on two or more joint works.
Research Collaboration Index 2026: #657 of 1,195 · View the RCI profile →
Why this position
How often it co-authors with companies, compared with what its own mix of research fields would predict; size makes no difference. 181 verified works against about 390 expected for its fields (0.46 times the expected rate).
How much of its industry work sits in sustained partnerships with the same company group. 4 sustained partnerships: five or more joint works in three or more of the five years.
The size of its industry network: company groups on two or more works, sustained partnerships, and its place in the worldwide network of universities and companies. 39 company groups on two or more joint works; 4 sustained partnerships.
How varied its partners are, judged by each company's main research field. Measured across the main research fields of all the company groups it worked with.
Each pillar is a percentile among the 1,038 ranked universities: a value of 80 means a higher value than about 80 in every 100 of them. The ICI score (25.5) is the weighted average of the four percentiles. Rank 943 of 1,038 overall; 2 of 3 in Mexico; 29 of 38 in Latin America. Standing bands: Platinum for ranks 1 to 100, Gold 101 to 300, Silver 301 to 600. How the index is built →
In numbers
In Mexico
Where it works with industry
Verified industry works by sector, with its position in each sector ranking. A university is ranked in a sector once it has at least 20 verified works there; sectors with fewer than 50 eligible universities are provisional.
Not yet ranked in any sector: a sector ranking needs at least 20 verified works in the sector. Its largest sector is Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology, with 13.5.
79 of its 181 verified industry works fall within the 21 sectors. The rest have research topics that belong to no industry sector (basic science, for example) or are consortium papers with 100 or more authors, which the sector indices leave out; all of them count fully in the overall index.
Who it works with
Tecnológico de Monterrey co-authored verified work with 129 company groups, consortium papers aside: 39 of them on two or more works, and 4 as sustained partners.
| Company group | Based in | Company's main research field | Joint works | Years with a joint work |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reliance Industries | India | Materials Science | 11 | 3 of 5 |
| Toyota Central Research and Development Laboratories | Japan | Medicine | 7 | 4 of 5 |
| General Motors | United States | Engineering | 7 | 2 of 5 |
| ASML | Netherlands | Engineering | 7 | 2 of 5 |
| Nestlé | Switzerland | Medicine | 6 | 4 of 5 |
| Altair Engineering | United States | Engineering | 6 | 1 of 5 |
| AstraZeneca | United Kingdom | Medicine | 6 | 2 of 5 |
| Roche | Switzerland | Medicine | 5 | 4 of 5 |
| John Deere | Germany | Engineering | 4 | 3 of 5 |
| Sanofi | France | Medicine | 3 | 2 of 5 |
| Carl Zeiss | Germany | Engineering | 3 | 2 of 5 |
| Eurofarma | Brazil | Medicine | 3 | 2 of 5 |
A company group brings together a company's subsidiaries and research labs under one name. A work counts half when its only company author also holds a post at this university. Consortium papers with 100 or more authors are left out of this table.
Examples of its work with industry
Its most-cited verified works with 30 or fewer authors, leaving out guidelines and consensus statements. Citation counts are those of the open scholarly record at harvest. Each title links to the work.
Over time
2025 is not yet complete: papers published late in the year are still being added to the open record, and coverage may not be equally complete for every university, so compare years with care. A work counts half when its only company author also holds a post at the university, so some totals end in .5.
Funded partnerships (reported, not scored)
Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe projects starting 2021-2025 in which this university and at least one company take part (16 distinct companies). Company partners include: Baltic Open Solutions Center Sia, Cardam Sro, Crytur Spol Sro, Deloitte Advisory S.r.o., Devices & Technologies Torino S.r.l., Eaton Elektrotechnika Sro.
Shown for context from the public grant registries; they do not enter the score in Edition 1. Comparable open registries of company partners exist for the European Union and the United Kingdom but not yet for most other research systems, and in some countries national research organisations take part on behalf of university laboratories, so these counts are not comparable between countries.
Evidence checked
Each counted link (one work, this university and one company) was confirmed against the affiliation text its author wrote; 253 of 500 candidate links were set aside.
If a partner is missing or should not be here, send the evidence; corrections are free and reviewed against the public record.
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In the Research Collaboration Index 2026, Tecnológico de Monterrey ranks #657 of 1,195. It measures the whole research network, not only industry.
Something wrong? Every figure comes from the public record and can be checked. If a partner is missing or should not be there, tell us and we will review it with the evidence. The 2027 edition will be calculated with the same published methodology. The window for universities to submit data for it is open now: submit data for the 2027 edition. The index is free, public and independent. No commercial relationship with any university or company changes any position, and no one can pay to be included, excluded or moved.