Antarctic science present at the transectorial meeting of the UNE project
The academy, the public and private sectors, exchanged ideas to connect the research of the University of Talca with the needs of the local community.
News, scientific articles, and resources from the PRISMA project.
The academy, the public and private sectors, exchanged ideas to connect the research of the University of Talca with the needs of the local community.
“The Antarctic seed microbiome of the invasive Poa annua in global context: evidence of multi-origin assembly and environmental filtering”, se
The national delegation, led by the Chilean Antarctic Institute (INACH), along with countless researchers, had an outstanding participation.
The Chilean Antarctic Institute (INACH) recently published the list of scientific articles about Antarctica for the year 2025 obtained from the
The University of Talca presented UNE, the new seal with which it will project the FIU Frontera awarded at the end of 2025.
An ANID-funded Research Ring evaluates the threat of invasive plant species on the white continent using a cutting-edge biological, social, and technological approach.
The initiative led by the University of Talca and funded by ANID seeks to anticipate risks of plant invasion on the white continent.
The PRISMA project at the University of Talca recreates the conditions of the white continent to anticipate and prevent the arrival of invasive species.
The project will be carried out over 3 years with the aim of anticipating the arrival of invasive species to the white continent through an approach that combines biology, ecology, genetics, social sciences, econometrics, and advanced modeling.
Nationwide, a total of 25 initiatives were awarded, among which UTalca is in the second group with the most projects nationally.