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Intellectual Property Management: Current Trends and Future Challenges. Date: March 21, 2024, 09:00 AM Location: Calderón de la Barca Theater - Santiago Gangotena Campus Objective: Provide information and tools to participants on the protection of intellectual property in its various areas: patents, copyrights, and trademarks. From the USFQ Office of Intellectual Property and Tech Transfer, we invite you to participate

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

Have you ever wondered how to make your Science classes dynamic and engage your students' interest? Do you have a clear understanding of the concepts but struggle to convey them effectively in your classroom? Throughout this workshop on teaching techniques in science, we will explore how to promote active learning, nurture scientific curiosity, encourage critical thinking, and apply innovative and

The Subsecretariat of Climate Change, with the support of international cooperation, academia, and the private sector, will organize the "I Meeting of the Carbon Neutrality Ecosystem of Ecuador," to be held on the 28th and 29th of August of the current year in the city of Quito. This event will feature discussions, technical roundtables, as well as the launch of

FOTOVOZ Date: March 21, 2023, 6:00 PM Location: Blue Hall - Santiago Gangotena Campus Fotovoz is a participatory research tool that promotes reflection on a topic through the discussion of photographs. Investigating health by promoting participation and empowerment through the use of Fotovoz. REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT Pay and register at the following link Pay here

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

In this free event open to the general public, the speakers, Sandra Ramírez and Antonio Lazcano, will discuss the importance of planetary atmospheres in the emergence of life and viruses as subjects of study for prebiotic synthesis proposals.

The publishing house of Universidad San Francisco de Quito USFQ, USFQ PRESS, presents on Wednesday, February 7, a new work titled The Skin of Fear, by author Javier Vásconez. This book launches the new publishing imprint: Dragon Books, which aims to use beauty as a tool for reflection and critique through its books. The works that make up the catalog

The University Multimedia Art Biennial (BUAM) is an initiative by the Universidad San Francisco de Quito, with support from the Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Quito, Galería Parterre of the Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador, Arte Actual FLACSO, and Q Galería. The Biennial serves as a meeting space for the national university, cultural, and artistic community. Its aim is to

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