Dr. Sebastián Rocha Mella is the fifth graduate of the Doctoral Program in Engineering Sciences with specialization in Bioprocesses of the Universidad de La Frontera (UFRO). In his doctoral thesis, he worked on finding a sustainable and environmentally friendly solution to the use of plastics.
This new Center is part of the Faculty of Engineering and Science of the Universidad de La Frontera. It will allow contributing to society, research and the development of new technological tools that will have an impact on people’s health.
Thanks to platforms such as Zoom, Dr. Patricio Valenzuela, who is currently living in Sweden, was able to teach an elective subject for the Civil Electrical Engineering and Civil Electronical Engineering students of the Universidad de La Frontera in Chile.
This is the second time that both journals achieved to get the same fund, which aims at optimizing the editorial process and improving the international visibility of each one of them. In this call, the project was in first place at the national level among the selected projects.
Dr. Rodolfo Figueroa, the director of the Center for Medical Physics and Engineering of the Universidad de la Frontera, was distinguished as VEBLEO-Fellow, a recognition awarded by international scientific peers for his contribution to innovation.
The Universidad de La Frontera starts this year with 36 new FONDECYT (“Chilean National Fund for Scientific and Technological Development”) Projects (14 Regular, 10 Initiation in Research, and 12 Post-Doctoral Projects).
- Academic staff of doctorate in natural resource sciences got four regular fondecyt projects approved
- UFRO researcher was cited in scientific background on the nobel prize in physics 2021
- Universidad de La Frontera and Auckland University of technology strengthen their ties through projects in the industrial sector
- Ranking Universitas R&D&I 2021: Ufro ranked as fifth best University in Chile in research, development and innovation
- Representatives of Ufro and the U.S. Embassy in Chile met to strengthen collaborative ties
- First 300,000 doses of CanSino vaccine arrived in Chile after clinical trials led by Universidad de La Frontera