Author name: Miriam Valenzuela

Students from 11th and 12th grade at The Angel’s School took part in a day organized by Mónica Soler, professor at the Department of Chemical Engineering, Biotechnology and Materials (DIQBM) and principal investigator of the AMXSA Millennium Nucleus, which included workshops and visits to laboratories at the Faculty of Physical and Mathematical Sciences.

Organized by the AMXSA Millennium Nucleus, with the participation of the principal researchers from the University of Chile and the Austral University of Chile, this unprecedented series of workshops invited participants to discover the world of nanomaterials in a practical, engaging, and accessible way for students aged 8 and older.

Una investigación reveló que la incorporación de grafeno, MXenos y su combinación híbrida en el líquido sinovial puede reducir hasta en un 78 % el desgaste articular.

ScholarGPS lo posiciona en el 0,05% superior de todos los investigadores a nivel global. Además, ocupa el puesto número 4 en el ranking Académicos de alto nivel™ 2024 en el área de tribología.

Un avance en terapias personalizadas que combina nanotecnología y bioimpresión 3D para reducir tumores y mejorar la regeneración tisular, marcando un nuevo horizonte en el tratamiento del cáncer de mama.

The piece, based on structures of two-dimensional materials called MXenes, combines scientific precision with post-impressionist aesthetics. This type of project demonstrates how collaboration between art and science can open new perspectives, merging creativity and knowledge into an interdisciplinary narrative.

The funding provided by the National Agency for Research and Development aims to promote excellence in research.

Professor Andreas Rosenkranz's contribution to research in the fields of materials science, tribology, and MXenes was highlighted in the 2023 Stanford’s List of World Top 2% Scientists Ranking.

Young people and adults attentively listening to talks and exhibitions by scientists and researchers, children and families singing along with the children's group 'Los Patapelá' and musician Pedro Piedra, were some of the highlights of the 6th edition of the Science Festival.

El académico participó en la Gordon Research Conference sobre Tribología, MXene Conference de la Universidad de Drexel y 32nd International Materials Research Congress realizado en México.