CONICET researchers developed an interactive map to know the quality of life index in any part of Argentina.
Five projects were selected to promote the research and production of scientific evidence on this subject.
Florencia Cayrol received the L’Oréal-UNESCO 2019 scholarship for a project that seeks to enhance oncologic treatments with bexarotene.
Vanesa Gottifredi obtained the highest award for her research on how cancer develops and the search for new cures.
They were selected by the IPBES, an intergovernmental scientific platform that seeks to promote conservation and the sustainable use of biodiversity.
For the first time in Latin America, CONICET scientists have undertaken this initiative to raise awareness of their knowledge production.
They will use cutting edge devices to measure unknown dynamic and chemical aspects of the vertical structure of the atmosphere, between the south of Argentina and Antarctic Peninsula.
The archeological site belongs to the Neolithic period and was preserved under the water in the lake Bracciano in Rome.
CONICET researchers who work on Chagas disease were recognized as part of an international consortium by which they received special founding to continue developing drugs against this disease.
She was recognized for her contributions on environment. The Incentive Award was for Lucas Garibaldi, researcher of the Council.
CONICET scientist Lucas Garibaldi, 38, expert in agroecology, was awarded in the category "Incentive"
It was incorporated into a world network that provides space agencies with information on the positioning of the planets.
Clara Biessi received the Student Research Award for her experimental study on wild boars infected with Trichinella patagoniensis
The dissemination initiative created by CONICET scientists in Misiones was selected to participate in the Falling Walls 2019.
Carolina Vera received a prize for her contributions to Atmospheric Sciences. She is the first awarded researcher who works at an institute that is not located in the USA, Europe or Australia.
Romina Fernández and Pedro Fernández were recognized for their work by international organizations.