2024

In this first stage, the channel has reached 12 universities, collaborated with 31 researchers and 89 students. CEDIA presented Utrend, a scientific dissemination platform that seeks to transform the way research is shared and understood in Ecuador. With a dynamic and accessible approach, Utrend positions itself as the reference channel […]

Rio de Janeiro becomes the epicenter of technological and scientific collaboration in Latin America with the start of TICAL2024. TICAL 2024 takes place from December 5 to 8, under the motto "Connecting knowledge: AI and data as catalysts for academic and social transformation." This event is positioned as

Grassroots recyclers take a big step towards economic sustainability. The COMINN Recycling, an initiative of CEDIA , has been the space where recyclers, experts and organizations have worked collaboratively to design a fair and efficient business model. This model, called COAMA (Cooperativa Amigas del Reciclaje), will allow recyclers to organize themselves

This initiative is designed to facilitate the exchange of ideas and promote practical learning. The Open Innovation Club, an initiative of CEDIA , was born with the objective of creating a collaborative ecosystem where students and companies work together to solve business problems through an open innovation methodology. This initiative seeks to provide

During this phase CEDIA participated with five technologies. The CTi LATAM Connections Wheel program has concluded its first phase, consolidating efforts to activate a Latin American network that covers seven countries, with the aim of disseminating and commercializing emerging technologies. During this initial stage, CEDIA participated with five of its own technologies. These initiatives went through various processes

With this CEDIA Avante Fund, researchers were trained on the fundamentals of gold nanoparticle biosynthesis. A total of 25 participants from the Private Technical University of Loja and the San Francisco University of Quito successfully completed the AVANTE Proposal No. 13 financed by CEDIA , thus strengthening the academic ties between both.

The training was taught by Brazilian instructor Marli Elizabeth Ritter dos Santos. From September 9 to October 9, 2024, the Training of Managers of Technology Transfer Offices for academic institutions training was carried out, organized by the universities Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral - ESPOL, Escuela Politécnica Nacional -EPN and Universidad

The projects will remain active for another year, a period in which they will focus on Knowledge Management. This December 31, CEDIA will complete the development phase of the projects financed through its Research, Development and Innovation – R&D&I funds corresponding to the XVIII call of 2023. These projects, presented