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Why? We have often been told that "mathematics is everywhere," but why is it so challenging for us to see it? T2TGlobal and USFQ are launching, for the second time, the Virtual Mathematics Marathon, aiming to answer this and many other questions about Mathematics in the Real World. We know that it is common to see that our Ecuadorian students

Biennial of Latin American Typography 'Tipos Latinos,' ninth edition Date: October 28th to November 12th, 2023 Location: Gallery of the Itchimbía Cultural Center, Quito - Ecuador 'Tipos Latinos' is the dedicated platform for celebrating and promoting Latin American typography through an exhibition of large-scale prints. The ninth edition features the participation of 10 countries showcasing the best of typography in

Dragon Week, a Chinese Art and Culture Festival, is presented as an initiative of the Confucius Institute at USFQ to celebrate the Chinese New Year, specifically the Year of the Dragon 2024. This event will take place from February 5 to 9, 2024, at the Santiago Gangotena campus facilities. The festival offers an immersion into the rich Chinese cultural heritage

The name Ryū-Sai 竜祭 is composed of two Chinese-origin characters, the first RYŪ meaning “dragon”, and the second MATSURI meaning “festival”. Japan is a country with a rich and unique culture that captures the world's attention with its unusual blend of traditional and modern elements. On one hand, it maintains ancestral elements meticulously preserved for centuries, and on the other

"When the Dragon Leaves the Nest: Exploring the Paths of Anthropology Alumni." On this special occasion, graduates of our Anthropology program will graciously share their exhilarating career journeys, demonstrating how they have applied their unwavering passion for this discipline across a wide spectrum of fields and industries. This event pledges to offer attendees invaluable insights into the opportunities that await

The Congress of Research in Materials and Applications, CIMA, is a biennial event organized by the USFQ Institute of Energy and Materials. It promotes the dissemination and exchange of knowledge in the field of materials, inviting international and local researchers to showcase their most recent work. The 2026 edition of CIMA, its fifth, will take place on San Cristóbal Island

Welcome message Sonia Zapata Dear Friends, It is a great pleasure and honor to extend to you a warm invitation to attend the ISOPS X, to be held in San Cristobal, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador from July 15th to 19th, 2019. ISOPS is where novel research involving different topics of Phlebotomine sandflies is presented to colleagues from around the world. As

To recognise the merit of outstanding women in the gastronomy industry, disseminate their importance and empower future gastronomes to pursue this career with pride and passion. Timetable: 9h30 to 11h30 (chefs and journalists' discussion). 11h30 to 15h00 (gastronomic fair) 13h30 to 14h00 (giveaway) Conversation : The main activity of the event "Mujeres cocinando historias" will be the Conversatorios with our

Agenda Opening Session - 9:30 AM Event Opening and Welcome - Andrea Villanueva, Director of Communications, Secretary of Public-Private Investments Keynote Speech: Roberto Salas, Secretary of Public-Private Investments: “New Generation of PPP in Ecuador: Institutional Framework and New PPP Regulation” (40 minutes) First Panel - 10:10 AM “International Best Practices in PPP Matters” (40 minutes) Moderator: Econ. Mario Villagómez, General

For the newly independent nations, the constitution, formation and consolidation of states will be a long-term process, with advances and setbacks, during much of the 19th century (1816-1880, approx.). This process will occur with great complexity in the political, economic and social structures and depending on each country. Thus, the History of the construction of Latin American national states must