Ciencias Físicas - Química (intermedia)
ESTUDIANTES INVESTIGADORES DE “EL MOLECULAR” VIAJAN A PRESTIGIOSO LABORATORIO EN NUEVA YORK PARA HACER INVESTIGACIONES BIOMÉDICAS Y EN BATERÍAS
Alexis G. Lavín Flores, Keyla A. López Pérez and Nataniel Medina Berríos, all student researchers at the UPR Center for…
Lueny Morell: Innovator in engineering education
In memory of Lueny Morell (1952-2020) There are people whose work transcends generations, continents, and expectations. One of…
Protecting coral reefs from sunscreen
A team of scientists and students at the University of Puerto Rico in Mayagüez developed a material with magnetic properties…
Cleaning Vieques should not threaten its residents or the environment
For more than 60 years, 75% of Vieques, an island municipality of Puerto Rico, were used by the US Navy as military practice…
Dr. Eduardo Nicolau: creating solutions with nanoparticle chemistry
The International Space Station (ISS) as well as space shuttles possess a limited amount of energy to keep their equipment…
Alarmante acumulación de contaminantes emergentes en cuerpos de agua
A recent report from the Environmental Quality Board revealed that many water bodies and reservoirs in Puerto Rico are…
Puerto Rican Chemist working at L'OREAL
Dr. Daniella Cristina González Toro works at L’ORÉAL USA, in Clark, Nueva Jersey. To read the full article visit the…
Puerto Rican scientist analyzes the risk of pesticides to human health
Minerva Mercado Feliciano works as toxicologist at the Environmental Protection Agency, where she researches the effects of…
Testing the Waters for Ocean Acidification
http://unh.edu/unhtoday/2015/07/testing-waters WRITTEN BY DAVID SIMS | SCIENCE WRITER, INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF…
The problem with plastic
Thousands of pounds of plastic are produced and end up in the ocean, where they threaten wild life and our ecosystem. The…
Water more polluted than originally thought
A research study conducted by professors at the Institute for Tropical Environment Bioscience from the Caribbean University in…