Universidad de los Andes
ESE Business School academic publishes research in Journal of Financial Economics
Felipe Aldunate achieves an important academic milestone by publishing a study on the impact of pension funds on the Chilean foreign exchange market in one of the world's most influential finance journals.
Breakthrough in early diagnosis of cardiac ischemia disease could improve patients' quality of life
Innovative translational medicine research has developed more accurate, faster and more accessible tools to detect this cardiovascular condition.
"Ideas are worth more when they are shared", TEDxUANDES 2025 kicked off
TEDxUANDES 2025 not only opened the doors to deep reflection, but also to a collaborative network that will continue to grow.
Quinoa derivative, a new dietary supplement that prevents gestational diabetes
Teachers from Universidad de los Andes presented the Fondef IDeA R&D project, led by Javier Enrione and Dolores Busso, an innovative project based on quinoa peptides that offers a functional and sustainable alternative to improve maternal and fetal health.
Researchers from the Faculties of Social Sciences and Nursing are awarded new version of BiCI funds
Matias Petersen, María Consuelo San Martín, María Francisca Valenzuela, Verónica Vidal and Ximena Farfán were the ones called up
Study revealed possible political bias in municipal appraisals
The study not only sheds light on possible distortions in the appraisal system, but also opens the debate on transparency in tax processes.
UANDES creates its fifth spin-off
Gel-X's objective is to extend the shelf life of meat products, so that their export has a longer time to reach their destinations.
Higher education as a tool to reduce inequality
Andrés Barrios, researcher and director of the Human Development Lab at the School of Economics and Business at the Universidad de los Andes, talks to journalist Mari Grisanti about how to transform educational institutions into effective tools to reduce inequality and increase social mobility.
The images that are disseminated about kindergarten teachers could have an impact on the attraction to teaching careers.
The study led by School of Education scholar Karin Roabusca delves into understanding the current low status of the teaching profession and its impact on attraction to teaching careers.
Researcher from the School of Education will study the challenges of teacher retention in Chile
This study will allow us to understand how different dimensions-individual, organizational, contextual and political-influence teachers' employment decisions.