mentoría

Mentoring skills: Essential resource for the development of researchers

Mentoring skills: Essential resource for the development of researchers Irma Serrano-García, PhD Workshop offered at the…

Dr. Manuel Díaz-Ríos: Promoting neuroscience in the laboratory and the community

In the laboratory of Dr. Manuel Díaz-Ríos at the University of Puerto Rico’s Institute of Neurobiology, the students and…

Illuminating science: Promoting the field of photonics in Puerto Rico

For one thousand years, we humans have been fascinated by light and by harnessing its power to develop new technologies.

Ana Helvia Quintero: A Borinqueña that has re-invented math education

In November 2013 we launched our Borinqueña initiative to broaden the discussion about women in science, technology,…

Graciela Candelas: science, art, and the art of teaching science

Puerto Rico is well known, globally, as a leader in biosciences.  This is mostly due because we train and educate…

María Tamargo: a scientist passionate about the intersection of mentoring, teaching and research

Dr. María Tamargo’s interest in science began as a young woman. She was first exposed to chemistry as a high school student,…

Luis A. Colón: A chemist and teacher dedicated to excellence in mentorship and research

Mentoring is crucial for success. A mentor’s unconditional support can propel you forward, and the guided learning that a…

UPR Cayey establishes new requirement of estructure mentoring for tenure track researchers

The University of Puerto Rico (UPR) at Cayey has established a new requirement of estructure mentoring for tenure track…

Idalia Ramos: chronicles of a woman in physics and engineering

Professor Idalia Ramos knew at an early age that her main interest was science: "My parents were teachers, and in particular,…

Dr. José R. Fernández: Training scientists from the Heart of Dixie

A little about ancestral genetics, genuine passion for research, the absence of absolute truths, and the unique reward of…

Outside mentoring support for science faculty at minority serving institutions pays off

BETHESDA, MD—SEPTEMBER 4, 2013—A matched-peer controlled study of science faculty at minority-serving institutions (MSI) shows…

Dr. Juan F. Arratia: Guiding young scientists to success

Some people think that helping others is the key to success.  For Dr. Juan F. Arratia a fundamental part of his…