Let's vote x Carbon Fiber Mirrors in IdeasConcienciaVote for this project in IdeasConciencia: http://bit.ly/EspejosFibraCarbono Design and produce carbon fiber mirrors whose main application is planetary observation and astrological research, is the goal to be achieved by a group of Chilean researchers, technicians and engineers. The initiative brings together a team from the Technological Scientific Center of Valparaíso (CCTVal) of Santa Maria University and NPF Núcleo Milenio Project of Valparaíso University. |
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the Physics area of the Federico Santa María Technical University is highlighted in the Shanghai Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU)
The version 2018 of the Shanghai Academic Ranking of World Universities positions again this scientific field in the 301-400 place and the Institution among the 100 best in the world according to three outstanding areas.
CCTVal researchers create the first gaseous phase nanoparticles manufactured in Chile.
A research group of the Scientific and Technological Center of Valparaíso (CCTVal) of the UTFSM managed to produce clusters or nanoparticles that will allow to generate collaborations with multiple scientific disciplines.
USM student achieves the first place in competitive Hackaton in summer school Barcelona
The student of the Department of Computer Science and member of CCTVal Álvaro Salinas, participated in the Spanish school PUMPS + AI 2018 with his research on numerical simulation of tsunamis.
CCTVal of the USM trains teachers of secondary education in particle physics
"Become a Physicist for a day" summoned professors from high schools and colleges of the Valparaíso Region to update them in this area of applied physics using real data from the prestigious European Organization for Nuclear Research - CERN.
A team from CCTVal has participated in the development of the Wireless Communications Guide for Open Pit Mining created by Intercorp Company.
With an emphasis on the areas that present the greatest challenges in the open-pit mine telecommunications, the new Wireless Communications Guide covers issues such as: network design and mine piloting tests.