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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Centro Científico Tecnológico de Valparaíso USM
USM and its basal centers received a delegation of Mexican entrepreneurs in "Ruta de Innovación"
Representatives of eleven entrepreneurship projects came to the country with the purpose of knowing the Chilean market and the possibilities of entering the local scene.
Authorities gave official start to the construction of the Bari II Building that will house the two USM basal centers
The five-level complex will house the two basal centers of the Institution, complementing the existing space and consolidating an axis of technological development and innovation in Cerro Placeres.
Masterclass, the activity that teaches young students how is the work that a scientist performs in the Large Hadron Collider through didactic activities was carried out successfully
Organized by the CCTVal, this activity promoted by CERN seeks to bring closer physics to the young people in a fun and educational way. The activity was attended by more than 50 middle school students of the V region, who had the opportunity to understand part of the work that a scientist performs in the Large Hadron Collider.
ANDES Project: The underground laboratory that will transform Chile into an international scientific reference
With an investment of 40 million dollars, this experimental space seeks to consolidate itself as a world-class research focus, geared especially to the search for traces of neutrinos and dark matter.
CCTVal receives its International Advisory Committee
During their stay, the experts were able to get to know the facilities of the Center, its projects and collaborations, as a way to strengthen its links with academia and industry.