New Projects
Patients participate in research to improve oral complications of oncology therapy
The team will be made up of oncologists, psychologists, nurses and oral physicians, who will work closely with patients and caregivers invited to workshops, discussion groups and participatory activities.
DOMus AI: artificial intelligence at the service of building permits
The platform created by the Center for Territorial Studies and Engineering seeks to optimize the management of building permits, allowing a more agile and accurate review of the application forms. The prototype was a finalist in the contest held by Laboratorio de Gobierno and the IDB.
4 Chilean universities analyze the learning of children in vulnerable contexts
Following the award of the Millennium Institute of Social Sciences 2025 for the MISTRALL project, translational knowledge will be developed, seeking to convert the scientific evidence of this research into programs, educational materials and public policy proposals.
Researchers win inter-university funding for innovations in medicine, dentistry and education
The use of dialogue to solve problems, dental rehabilitation that favors oral and mental health, and being able to measure high cholesterol levels during pregnancy are the projects of the Uandes researchers who were awarded the funds.
"ConverCiencia": the New Videopodcast from the School of Communication and the Center for Biomedical Research and Innovation
The podcast includes interviews with several UANDES researchers.
Researchers detect refuges to protect biodiversity from the impact of climate change
The team installed a network of 100 microclimatic sensors that will collect data over a 10-year period, enabling the identification of microrefugia, specific sites that harbor favorable climatic conditions even at scales of a few meters.
Images of Kindergarten Teachers May Impact Career Attraction, Study Suggests
The study led by School of Education scholar Karin Roa 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 to 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.
Fernanda Montoya to investigate how preschoolers engage with mathematics
The study is based on the need to delve deeper into how pre-kindergarten and kindergarten children interact with mathematical tasks.
Study of Saliva in Head and Neck Cancer Patients Aims to Improve Treatment Outcomes
This research is being carried out thanks to a Fondecyt grant for the project, "Mucosal pellicle composition and their role in radiotherapy-induced oral mucositis in head and neck cancer patients: A longitudinal study."









