Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

Claudio Latorre, paleoecologist and researcher at the Institute of Ecology and Biodiversity and tenured professor at the Catholic University , has been submerged in the Atacama desert for more than two decades, time that has allowed him…

Executives and scientists from the Chinese Sinovac laboratory reported that they will build a plant in Chile for the "filling and finishing" of the CoronaVac vaccine process. In addition, they will install an R&D research center in…

Two years after its creation, the LLM UC Applied Law magazine , a publication that is directed by Professor José Luis Cea , together with a team of professors from the Law School of the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and…

Faced with situations that involve multiple social actors, the union seems to be the best response: that is the motivation behind Nuevos Futuros , a pilot project for children's homes, which this month begins its practice in La Araucanía,…

How can Physics help to face the pandemic due to covid-19? Did the Big Bang really exist? Can we measure the positive effect of exercising on our brain? How were the first nuclear weapons created? Is it possible to measure the size of an…

Generating an unprecedented change in the innovation ecosystem in the national food industry is the objective of the recently inaugurated Carén Center , belonging to the Technological Center for Food Innovation, CeTA . A corporation…

This July 31 begins a cycle of free talks organized by Explora La Araucanía , a project carried out by the UC Center for Local Development of the Villarrica UC campus. It is a series of conferences by national scientists, who will explain…

Every day, the mining industry dumps tons of rock waste materials known as tailings, resulting from the mineral separation process of extractive activity, onto the land. Over time, these sources of pollution - carriers of high…

Multiple diagnoses and proposals have been made on the regulation, management and administration of water in our country. In some cases, this prolific activity has been reflected in regulatory or public policy projects, but we have not…

A new chapter of the Bach Santiago cycle will begin this Sunday, August 1. The UC Institute of Music will resume the monumental project started in 2018 by the well-remembered professor Víctor Alarcón and that will make Santiago the first…