Promoting collaborative work and knowledge exchange was the focus of the First Internal Seminar held by CEDENNA's Line 2 (Magnetic Nanostructures and Mining), which took place at the Faculty of Sciences and Engineering of the University of Chile, with the participation of researchers from the various universities that make it up.
The day allowed for the sharing of progress, approaches and challenges in an open dialogue space, generating a rich exchange of information that not only strengthens the work of the line itself, but also opens new opportunities for articulation with other areas of the Center.
These types of events are key to showcasing capabilities, identifying common ground, and planning collaborations, contributing to a more integrated view of CEDENNA's scientific and technological work, in line with its interdisciplinary nature and its focus on developing impactful solutions.
La directora del Centro (quien además lidera la línea) Dora Altbir, destacó la relevancia de este tipo de encuentros señalando que “cuando nos damos el tiempo de compartir lo que estamos haciendo, aparecen conexiones que muchas veces no vemos en el trabajo cotidiano. Ahí es donde surgen las mejores ideas y las colaboraciones más potentes”.
The seminar marks a milestone in the consolidation of meeting spaces within the Center, projecting itself as a practice that can contribute to strengthening cross-cutting collaboration between lines and enhance the development of joint initiatives.
In this context, it is expected that each line will advance in carrying out at least one semester seminar, promoting a culture of collaborative work and permanent exchange, in accordance with the challenges of applied research and the strategic objectives of CEDENNA.
The Magnetic Nanostructures Line is made up of Álvaro Espejo, Álvaro Núñez, Andrés Zahler, Juliano Denardin, Laura Milena Pérez, Pedro Landeros, Rodrigo Arias, Simón Oyarzun, Walter Cañon and Dora Altbir.
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