Within the framework of its scientific dissemination activities, the Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (CEDENNA) arrived at the María Inmaculada School, located in the commune of El Bosque, to bring students closer to the fascinating world of nanoscience. On this occasion, Dr. Samuel Baltazar, academic at the University of Santiago and associate researcher at CEDENNA, offered an educational talk in which he presented the foundations of nanoscale science and its applications in areas such as medicine, energy and environment.
Through an interactive exhibition, students learned about how advances in nanoscience can impact our daily lives, even though they take place in a world invisible to the human eye. The students actively participated in the session, demonstrating great interest in this emerging field that has the potential to transform multiple industries.
Colegio María Inmaculada is distinguished by its focus on the comprehensive training of students, combining academic learning with extracurricular activities. This talk is part of CEDENNA's commitment to bringing science closer to the community and promoting interest in future technologies among young people.
With these types of initiatives, the center continues to promote scientific dissemination, awakening curiosity and enthusiasm for science in new generations.
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