Health
Evidence Shows the Relationship Between Emotional Problems and Academic Performance for the Development of New Intervention Models
The growing presence of mental health symptoms among university students is a concern that has spread worldwide and, in whose research, an UANDES academic has actively participated.
Salud Comunitaria Achieves Indexing in Latindex
The news was received with great enthusiasm at the UANDES School of Medicine and as a step that encourages further progress in the consolidation of this publication.
New Sustainable Solutions Created to Treat Contaminated Groundwater
Developing efficient, accessible, and responsible solutions for groundwater treatment is the objective of this research, focused on the removal of contaminants such as antibiotics, herbicides, pharmaceuticals, and aromatic compounds.
UANDES and UFRO Identify Biomarkers Relevant to Preventive Oral Health
Using biomarkers and continuous patient follow-up, the project aims to prevent the loss of dental implants or irreversible bone damage.
Doctoral Theses Address Societal Concerns Such as the Use of Technology, Data, and Artificial Intelligence
During 2025, Universidad de los Andes celebrated the successful defense of 20 doctoral theses across five academic programs. From technological and biomedical solutions, to reflections on democracy, law, and culture, these theses stand as examples of rigorous research in the service of society.
UANDES Obtains Funding for Excellence Research Through Fondecyt 2026
Universidad de los Andes announced the results achieved by its academics and researchers, who obtained support for the development of their projects, which will contribute to society thanks to this recognition.
Biomedicine and Law Consolidate Awards in Fondecyt Regular 2026
Universidad de los Andes registered 21 selected projects out of a total of 65 applications, reaching an award rate of 32.3%, a result consistent with the historical performance of the national Fondecyt system.
Soil: More Than Just a Support for Construction
"Soil quality is key to food security, ecosystem balance, and human well-being," says Cynnamon Dobbs, a PhD in Ecological Sciences, researcher and academic at the Center for Territorial Studies (CET) of Universidad de los Andes.
Artificial Placenta Recreates Intrauterine Environment Conditions to Care for Premature Infants
International project involving researchers from Universidad de los Andes seeks to recreate the intrauterine environment and improve the survival of extremely premature newborns.
Recognition for Study on Family Caregivers in Palliative Care
Under the slogan "The interdisciplinary team: pillar of Palliative Care," the meeting brought together specialists from different countries to share research, experiences, and best practices in the area.