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A precursor to earthquakes?

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Research concluded at the beginning of 2020, which included Dr. Marcos Moreno Switt of the UdeC Department of Geophysics, indicates that the loading and unloading processes of seismic energy, which cause earthquakes, are controlled by interacting processes occurring more than 50 kilometers deep in the earth’s crust.

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Long-range sneezes

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A study on COVID-19 conducted by the Interdisciplinary Center for Aquaculture Research (INCAR) of the Universidad de Concepción (UdeC),...

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Under suspicion in a single click

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The UdeC Telecovid-19 Project was established through an alliance between the UdeC Telemedicine Unit and the Biobío Regional Government;...

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Post-pandemic hunger

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The Executive Director of the World Food Program, David Beasley, provided a dark outlook on the future of the global food supply in mid-April. Director Beasley announced that the world will live a famine of “biblical proportion” within months. In parallel, the FAO published a book that sheds light on the future of commercial fishing and aquaculture for the global food supply. The authors of this book include a UdeC researcher from the INVASAL Millennium Nucleus.

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Pandemic origins

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The coronaviruses are a diverse group of viruses present in mammals. From what we know, the Huanan Market in the Chinese city of Wuhan was...

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Water challenges in the time of COVID-19

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Water scarcity worldwide is a known problem, but combating the coronavirus through frequently washing our hands, clothes, and surfaces has...

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Astronomy in your home

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A series of talks have taken place online due to the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, with great public reception.

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Life Pod

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Contact tracing and the quarantining of sick individuals are the most effective, proven measures in the control of diseases like COVID-19....

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Use of cellphones in class is…required?

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The cellphone has gone from being an enemy of many classroom teachers to becoming, during the pandemic, a fundamental tool for delivering...

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