This alliance between CEDIA and PROQUEST promises to further strengthen access to quality services. CEDIA in its quest to enrich the educational and research experience, became a provider of PROQUEST, a digital platform that offers a wide range of academic content. Among the benefits are: ProQuest Ebook Central (Academic Complete): a […]
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An indispensable tool for scientific advancement. In an effort to strengthen scientific research in Ecuador, CEDIA presented Research Lab, an innovative cloud platform designed to enhance collaboration, data management and high-performance computing. Designed to address the specific needs of researchers, Research Lab offers
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Educational Format Business School
Educational Format Business School, in collaboration with the Miguel de Cervantes European University and the University of Vitoria-Gasteiz, offers 150 partial scholarships for blended or completely online master's degrees. These scholarships are designed for Costa Rican citizens or residents of Costa Rica with a higher degree or relevant professional experience. They cover a wide range of areas of study, including business administration, marketing, technologies, political management, among others, providing a diverse opportunity for specialization.
Scholarships for Blended or 100% online Master's Degrees. Miguel de Cervantes University and University of Vitoria – Gasteiz / 2025-01-30 Read more »
Fibra Educa Foundation
Initiative focused on the distribution of academic scholarships to pursue bachelor's degrees, preferably benefiting women and people from indigenous peoples and groups in extreme poverty. In addition to a scholarship to study the English language in Quick Learning in online mode.
Santander Fibra Educa Foundation Scholarship (FEDUCA) 2024 / 2024-12-01 Read more »
General Objective: Design recombinant PET hydrolase enzymes through ancestral sequence reconstruction for the effective degradation of PET. Specific Objectives: Participating Institutions: UTA, ESPE, UDLA. Participants: Project director Liliana Alexandra Cerda Mejía Awarded budget: $44,000.00 Project status: In process
Design of PET hydrolase enzymes through ancestral sequence reconstruction. Read more "
General Objective: Promote school research on climate change at the Higher Basic levels of rural educational units as a mechanism to strengthen environmental education and the social appropriation of science and local knowledge, through interdisciplinary teaching methodologies, in the communities. educational “Monte Sinaí” in the community of Sigsigcocha (Parish
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General Objective: To evaluate the in vitro stem cell culture of three plant species of the Kalanchoe genus in the production of secondary metabolites with anticancer activity. Specific Objectives: Participating Institutions: ESPE, IKIAM. Participants: Project director Mónica Beatriz Jadán Guerrero Awarded budget: $31,188.46 Project status: In process
General Objective: Study the impact of anthropogenic activities, such as aquaculture, tourism and the presence of wetlands on the water microbiome of a coastal marine system during the El Niño event. Specific Objectives: Participating Institutions: ESPOL, ESPE, UTMACH. Participants: Project Director Guillermo Antonio Reyes Román Budget awarded: $43,985.37 Project status: In process
General Objective: Investigate and implement an early warning system for lahars in the Cotopaxi Volcano, based on disruptive technologies for the detection, monitoring and communication of lahars whose main purpose is to protect lives, livelihoods, mitigate economic damages and strengthen resilience before these events. Specific Objectives: Participating Institutions: EPN, ESPOCH, USFQ. Participants:
General Objective: Develop power control and optimization algorithms in terms of efficiency in multiport DC-DC converters of up to 3kW applied in the integration of small-scale distributed generation and electric vehicles in the residential electrical sector. Specific Objectives: Participating Institutions: ESPOCH, USFQ, ESPE. Participants: Project Director Jorge Luis Hernández Ambato Awarded budget: $42,700.00
