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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

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

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

Forging Knowledge in Blacksmithing Date: October 21, 2023, 07:45 AM to 04:00 PM Location: Zoom This course is designed for veterinary medicine students who wish to acquire basic knowledge about applied anatomy and conformation of the musculoskeletal system, hoof pathologies in horses, as well as the equipment and basic techniques of horseshoeing. These skills will enable students to take preventive

The Interact2Hack Hackathon is organized by the Interactive Media Design program at Universidad San Francisco de Quito (USFQ) as a unique event to promote creativity, innovation, and digital transformation. With support from academia and industry, students and professionals from various disciplines are invited to create projects that provide transformative solutions to social problems using emerging technologies over the course of

As the host of the 4th Plant Microbiome Symposium, Universidad San Francisco de Quito (USFQ) extends a warm invitation to academics, professionals, and stakeholders to visit Quito, Ecuador, from August 1st to August 4th, 2023. The 4th Plant Microbiome Symposium represents next year's premier opportunity to engage with colleagues in the field of plant microbiomes from around the world. Participants

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

Ardem Patapoutian, the 2021 Nobel Prize winner in Medicine, has been invited by the San Francisco de Quito University (USFQ) for an academic exchange in Ecuador. Patapoutian, together with David Julius, was awarded for identifying the sensors that allow us to feel pain and temperature in the human body, which has led to the development of alternative therapies for the

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