Prensa

The cultural program broadcast by NTV "El Coleccionista de Premios" highlighted Dr. Dora Altbir, National Prize for Exact Sciences 2019 in its 9th chapter.

Vicente, a curious and empowered teenager, toured some of the laboratories of the Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, CEDENNA, together with the then director, experimenting in Electron Microscopy, Nanobiomedicine and Technology Transfer. A day full of surprises and emotions.

You can watch the video at the following link!

The CNN digital outlet Futuro 360 highlighted the important agreement that the Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology CEDENNA signed with a prominent German company Kipu Quantum.

The signed agreement not only represents a significant achievement in international collaboration between academia and the private sector, but also positions Chile and Latin America on the map of the scientific and technological vanguard.

You can see the full note in the following link!

Today Radio del Mar highlighted the important agreement between the Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology CEDENNA and the German company Kipu Quantum.

It should be remembered that this agreement has a significant impact for the country, since it is the only one signed in Chile and Latin America by this German software company, focused on the development of specific quantum algorithms for applications and hardware that are marketed as business solutions.

You can see the full note in the following link!

The Futuro 360 news portal of the CNN chain highlighted the activity carried out by CEDENNA and Corfo Innova so that more than thirty companies learned about the developments and services of the Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, CEDENNA-

The collaboration between science and companies opens up new perspectives of solidarity and development, allowing the ideas arising from the theory to be put into practice and promoting progress towards sustainable productive development in Chile, the newspaper highlights.

We invite you to read the complete information at:

Today in the special edition of Innovation of El Mercurio newspaper, the 2023 Nanotechnology fair recently held by the CEDENNA Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology was highlighted: "Beyond medicine: Chilean nanotech solutions focus on cosmetics, food, construction and mining. The newspaper El Mercurio also highlighted the advances in Technology Transfer through our developments and services, which were recently presented at the scientific exhibition to leading executives from various companies such as Copec, Enel, SQM, Codelco, Nestlé, among others.

Today in the Revista del Campo, of the El Mercurio newspaper, our Researcher Dr. Mauricio Escudey was highlighted who spoke about the problems caused by plastic nanoparticles in soils. "This issue is very complicated for a reason: there is very little information or research. When bibliographic reviews are done, for example on the subject of fertilizers, 80,000 publications are found in scientific databases. But, in nanoplastics, even In the year 2022 there were apparently 162 publications in the scientific databases and only 60 of them were papers", explained the Doctor.

Today on the CNN Chile portal, Futuro 360, the fair organized by CEDENNA was highlighted, which brought together different leading companies to explore first-hand the various lines of research and development. The event also had the participation of the president of the Future Challenges Commission of the Upper House, Senator Ximena Rincón, who emphasized the relevance of this type of meeting and the potential that Chile has in the field of nanotechnology.

The "AdPrensa" Press Agenda highlighted the 2023 Nanotechnology Fair, which is organized annually at our Center and which included the participation of Executives from prominent companies, such as Copec, Enel, SQM, ChileCarne, Grupo Sutil, Codelco, Nestlé, ChileAlimentos, Deysa Care, Coexpan, Agrosuper among others.

Last Sunday, the digital newspaper El Mostrador highlighted the opinion column of our researcher Walter Cañón.

"The extraction and development of rare earths in Chile could not only generate employment and economic development, but also boost scientific and technological research in the country. Investment in R+D+i in this specific field would open new doors to the innovation and the development of new technologies. In addition, it would allow us to contribute to the transition towards a more sustainable and environmentally friendly economy."

Today on the CNN Chile portal, Futuro 360, CEDENNA Associate Researcher and Associate Professor and Researcher at the Bernardo O`Higgins University (UBO), Dr. Walter Cañón Mancisidor, expresses his opinion on the key role played by rare earths in technological development in the country. "The extraction and development of rare earths in Chile could not only generate employment and economic development, but also boost scientific and technological research in the country." To see the Complete

Column enter the following link!