Marisol Grisanti

Rosa González, an academic at the University's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, is developing a system that improves the allocation of space and cargo transfer times for cargo ships.

School of Business and Economics scholar David Kimber will discuss consumer behavior and its impact on the industry.

This research seeks to contribute to the design of public policies that generate greater resilience of smaller companies, promote job creation and reduce the digital divide, among others.

Research by the academic Marcela Mello, from the School of Economics and Business Studies, shows that this public policy improves the quality of life of families, promotes gender equality and has positive effects both economically and socially.

An interdisciplinary team, led by the researcher of the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences José Manuel Saavedra, is developing generative models that allow reconstructing CT images with less than 50% of radiation, without losing diagnostic quality.

Patrick Horn, dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences, highlights the development of high-level academic and scientific projects between different universities, industry and government to offer real solutions to Chile's challenges.

The academic vice-dean of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Sciences of our university was recognized for his career and his contribution to the development of structural engineering in Chile.

Rodrigo Astroza was recognized with the first Award for Excellence in Research given at our university.

The system improves air quality in homes, schools and offices, addressing an issue that affects both health and productivity in the country.

The Dean of the Faculty of Economics and Business Administration is researching the role of markets in income inequality.