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After its successful event in Ahmedabad, India, the With Festival arrives in Quito to connect local media initiatives focusing on five areas of change for Ecuador: environment, gender, migrations, diversity, and violence. From October 19th to 21st, the University San Francisco de Quito will host this global gathering of communicators, filmmakers, and artists dedicated to driving social change through media

Journalism in the Times of Pandemic Transformation, Reinvention, Resilience, and Adaptation for the Future Sustainability of the Profession The Journalism department of the College of Communication and Contemporary Arts at USFQ, in collaboration with UTE University and the National Federation of Journalists, will host the tenth-anniversary edition of the country's largest journalism event, "Journalism in Debate," from Monday, November 9th

A few years ago, the concept of the microbiome emerged, defined as the entirety of microbes, their genetic material, and the interactions they establish in the space where they live. We can find microbiomes in various environments, for example, in the intestines of humans and animals. It is now known that more than 100 trillion microbial cells inhabiting the human

The Symposium is distinguished by the presentation of topics of technical-scientific interest, with an applied approach to management for agricultural production. This time the following topics will be addressed: Physiology of stress in export crops Ecophysiology and climate change Instrumentation and Monitoring in Plant Physiology Plant nutrition Defense hormones in plants Photosynthesis and breathing as the heart of primary and

The Symposium is distinguished by the presentation of topics of technical-scientific interest, with an applied approach to management for agricultural production. This time the following topics will be addressed: Physiology of stress in export crops Ecophysiology and climate change Instrumentation and Monitoring in Plant Physiology Plant nutrition Defense hormones in plants Photosynthesis and breathing as the heart of primary and

The Symposium is distinguished by the presentation of topics of technical-scientific interest, with an applied approach to management for agricultural production. This time the following topics will be addressed: Physiology of stress in export crops Ecophysiology and climate change Instrumentation and Monitoring in Plant Physiology Plant nutrition Defense hormones in plants Photosynthesis and breathing as the heart of primary and