Thought and Society
Academics Identify Patterns for Raising Awareness About Neurodiversity in Schools: “Living Together in the Classroom”
The program aims to influence teachers’ understanding of neurodivergence and its potential for implementation on a national level.
How Does Political Polarization Permeate Chile’s Digital Space? A Study by the FCOM Was Presented in Ireland
Cecilia Claro and Gabriela Baquerizo, faculty members of the School of Communication, participated in the 2026 annual conference of the International Association for Media and Communication Research (IAMCR), held at the University of Galway in Ireland.
Detection of Barriers to University Access Faced by Young People from Vulnerable Backgrounds
Understanding why gaps persist even among students with high academic potential is the focus of the research led by Andrés Barrios, a faculty member at the School of Economics and Business Administration and director of the Human Development Lab, which was recently awarded a Fondecyt Regular 2026 grant.
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.
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.
This Is How Leadership Emerges in Transnational Teams Without Formal Leaders
Identifying the mechanisms through which a team member emerges as a leader in contexts where different cultures, languages, and ways of working coexist is the central objective of this research project.
The Influence of Pentecostal Mayors on Adolescent Girls' Health and Education
In a global context of the rapid growth of Pentecostalism, especially in Latin America and Sub-Saharan Africa, a study seeks to reveal its growing influence in the political sphere.
Phubbing and Its Effects on Coexistence and Family Relations
The permanent use of smartphones during conversations or face-to-face interactions has become an increasingly widespread phenomenon in everyday life that, despite being more socially accepted every day, is having noticeable effects on the quality of interpersonal bonds.
UANDES Contributes to a Diagnosis on Doctoral Training and Its Link with Industry
Universidad de los Andes participated in the preparation of a book edited by the Inter-University Center for Development (CINDA), which addresses the current state of doctoral programs in Chile and proposes approaches to align them with the national industry.
Research Investigates the Flow of Market Trends Between Social Groups
Bringing together areas such as innovation, marketing, and even fashion is one of the purposes of a recent collaborative project by a UANDES researcher.









