(Español) Madero Minería, entrevista a Felipe Larraín
(Español) Madero Minería, entrevista a Felipe Larraín
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(Español) Innovar reduciendo emisiones de CO2 en Chile
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(Español) Techos blancos, la estrategia para bajar la temperatura de las casas
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(Español) Economía circular en proyectos de generación
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(Español) Investigadora de Princeton trabaja con CENTRA UAI para incentivar la producción del hidrógeno verde en Chile
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(Español) Felipe Larraín y la nanotecnología: “Cuando uno hace todo muy pequeño se pueden explorar nuevas posibilidades”
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Wind farms: 85% of the mass of a wind turbine can be recycled
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The opportunities raised by BESS batteries for the operation of the electrical system
“The latest IPCC report indicates an increase in the average temperature of the planet that can vary between 1.5°C and 4°C by the year 2100, compared to 2015. In the national territory, this will translate into a sustained contraction of annual rainfall and a increase in consecutive dry days, with an intensity higher than the average for the American continent. In this context, it is…
Researcher of CENTRA UAI develops stretchable light detector with applications in biomedicine, robotics and agriculture
The CENTRA UAI academic, Felipe Larraín, participated in a revolutionary research, who, together with North American researchers, created the first stretchable photodetector, with mechanical properties similar to those of human skin, capable of capturing light and being applied in biomedicine, robotics, security and agriculture, among other areas. The study – highlighted by the prestigious North American journal Science Advances – was developed over three years…