UASLP students advance to ExpoCiencias Nacional 2026

Three projects developed by students from the Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí (UASLP) have qualified for the national stage of ExpoCiencias 2026, scheduled for November 11 to 14 in Monterrey, Nuevo León.

One project, titled “Tepehuitas: más que una botana,” was created by biochemistry students Cecilia Velázquez Barrios and Andrea Posadas Terán. The initiative proposes a nutritional snack made from tepehua (papalo) combined with chickpeas and lentils to add value to a traditional resource from the Huasteca region.

A second project, “Goblink: Conecta, Consulta, Resuelve,” was developed by accounting and finance students Óscar Fernández Castillo and Juan Manuel Castillo Oyarbide. This progressive web platform aims to simplify citizen access to municipal information, including procedures, fines, and legal requirements, by consolidating data that is often difficult to navigate in legal documents.