News 2021

The second edition will take place in April. With the aim of celebrating World Intellectual Property Day, the Ecuadorian Corporation for the Development of Research and Academia (CEDIA) and the National Intellectual Property Service (SENADI), within the framework of the World Intellectual Property Organization's events, will hold the event

CEDIA recognizes inventors, managers, and academic organizations through the registration of inventions and patents. The National Academic Invention Fair is a CEDIA initiative to showcase and recognize the work of the country's academic inventors who have developed scientific proposals that meet protection standards through the patent category

We promote a culture of intellectual property registration. The Registra Fund is a call for proposals aimed at strengthening and recognizing the Knowledge Management capabilities of its member organizations and fostering a culture of intellectual property registration with a view to the efficient transfer of research results. Similarly, this call for proposals

Open calls. To be held between August 30 and September 2, 2021, again in a virtual and free format, the TICAL Conference and the Latin American e-Science Meeting announced this Wednesday, February 10, the opening of their calls for work, and invite ICT directors, academics and researchers from

E-commerce and agri-food genetics are among the topics covered. Last December, CEDIA and its Innovation and Technology Transfer department launched the fifth edition of CONNECT magazine, the last of the year, which focused on e-commerce and agri-food genetics

A webinar focused on medical personnel served as the platform to launch the program's activities for 2021. Through a webinar focused on outreach and aimed at healthcare professionals, academic medical staff, and authorities, the ECHO project kicked off its activities for this year. The schedule included the following:

The 1-to-1 Fund program has become a success story for innovation in Ecuador. CEDIA as part of its initiative to bridge the gap between academia and industry, has developed several spaces and programs that facilitate interaction between these two actors in the innovation ecosystem, including

More than 117 proposals were received for the CEPRA XV Call. The Ecuadorian CEPRA Project Competition, which aims to finance Research, Development and Innovation (R&D&I) projects in different areas of knowledge and that contribute to the country's scientific, technological and productive community, was opened on July 27, 2020.

The goal is to achieve self-sustainability. Among the various programs offered by CEDIA and its Research area is the Working Groups initiative, comprised of researchers and technicians from at least four CEDIAmember institutions and/or external public and private institutions, who develop

CEDIA connects 30 new locations to its own IP/MPLS network. With an investment of nearly $900,000 USD, CEDIAhas just completed its 2020 network expansion project, connecting 30 new locations to its own IP/MPLS network. These new connections enable CEDIA to..