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The Institute of Microbiology promotes interdisciplinary collaboration for the development of research in the area of ​​Microbiology. Microbiology is a field of science with innumerable applications such as: health, environment, food, agriculture, biotechnology, etc. For this reason, the Institute of Microbiology promotes collaboration between professors who belong to different schools of USFQ and who have interests related to this field

Computational simulation has been recognized as one of the research areas with the greatest development potential in emerging countries such as Ecuador. USFQ's Institute of Computational Simulation (ISC-USFQ) seeks to be the platform to promote the development of this field in our country, providing a wide, inclusive space for professors and researchers, inviting those from USFQ and from different institutions

The Institute for Advanced Studies in Inequalities (IASI) is an interdisciplinary academic unit, coordinated by the College of Social Sciences and Humanities. It will be dedicated to academic and applied research, as well as social research training in critical studies of race, gender, translation, migration and territory. The institute's areas of work are gender and territory, human mobility, political ecology

The IIA USFQ is a scientific entity whose purpose is to investigate the phenomena of the local and regional atmosphere, integrating experimentation, computational modeling, and statistical data analysis. The experimental component of the IIA is carried out at the USFQ Atmospheric Measurement Station (EMA).

The CATENA-USFQ Institute for Productivity and Logistics Innovation was born out of the Department of Industrial Engineering's need to promote applied research in the areas of productivity, quality, logistics, and supply chain, and its related areas in: ergonomics, data science, manufacturing, innovation in education, project management, among others. The institute focuses on multidisciplinary collaboration both at the departmental level within

This institute conducts research in relation to solid state physics for the development of Nanoelectronics technologies (devices). Nanoelectronic devices aim to develop microelectronic systems (integrated circuits) for applications of logic (microprocessors), memory (RAM, DRAM, ReRAM), telecommunications systems, detectors and sensors, and photovoltaic cells. Applications are also made in relation to Integrated Circuit Programming (FPGA) and ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) design

The Institute of Legal Research of USFQ's College of Law (IIJ) was founded in 2017 under the direction of the College of Law. Through a multidisciplinary approach to Law, the IIJ seeks to be a benchmark for legal research in Ecuador. Currently, the IIJ focuses its efforts in the following areas: International Human Rights Law, Humanitarian Law, Comparative Law, Philosophy

The Institute of Economics conducts research in various areas of the economy, emphasizing the applied work that guides the debate in Ecuador and contributes to the development of the country. The USFQ Institute of Economics is a center for research and education on economic issues. The members of the institute are professors from the USFQ Economics Department who specialize in

The Institute of Energy and Materials focuses on interdisciplinary research in technology, engineering, and industry, with a particular emphasis on the field of energy and materials. Its primary objective is to drive scientific research and promote the publication of articles, as well as the development of patents in these areas. Additionally, it seeks to establish collaborations with various entities, offer