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Protocolo de Investigación: Estrategias en universidades para mejorar la permanencia de mujeres en estudios de Ingeniería, resultados de un mapeo sistemático de la literatura

Henao Ocampo, Jose David · Suescún Monsalve, Elizabeth

Additional file 1 of Using a digital health tool to strengthen community engagement in arboviral disease prevention: an implementation study in Colombia

Maria Angelica Carrillo · Rocio Cardenas Sanchez · Susana Koo Chong · Tatiana Rivera Ramirez · y 4 más

A standardized educational implementation strategy improves operational Code Sepsis knowledge in a high-complexity hospital in Colombia

Castillo-Morales, Laura M. · Vega-Useche, Camilo · Devia Jaramillo, Germán

Background Timely recognition and early bundle-based care are essential to improve sepsis outcomes. However, implementation gaps persist in routine hospital practice, particularly in middle-income settings where multidisciplinary coordination and operational knowledge of institutional protocols are critical. This study...

Planning a Lake Tahoe Day Trip from San Francisco? Here's How to Make the Most of Your One-Day Adventure

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Have you ever imagined escaping the busy streets of San Francisco and spending a day surrounded by sparkling blue water, towering mountains, and peaceful forests? A Lake Tahoe day trip from San Francisco is the perfect way to experience one of California’s most beautiful destinations without needing a long vacation. Kn...

Philippine Limnology in Transition: From Baselines to Integrated Freshwater Science

Papa, Rey Donne

SILnews. 2026. SILnews newsletter. Issue 86. August 2026. 32pp

Removal of Phenolic Compounds Using Activated Carbon and Magnetized Activated Carbon from Cob Corn Waste

Carlos Alberto Guerrero-Fajardo · David Bocanegra-Cárdenas

This research explores the production of activated carbon from a lignocellulosic precursor, corn cobs, as a potential method for the removal and adsorption of phenolic and nitrophenolic compounds. Colombia is a major corn producer, with a national production of 1,559,194 tons in 2024. Currently, approximately 0.5 to 3....

Additional file 5 of Using a digital health tool to strengthen community engagement in arboviral disease prevention: an implementation study in Colombia

Maria Angelica Carrillo · Rocio Cardenas Sanchez · Susana Koo Chong · Tatiana Rivera Ramirez · y 4 más

Exploratory Analysis of Glaucoma-Associated SNPs in a Colombian Cohort Highlights Potential Involvement of Oxidative, Vascular, and Neurodegenerative Pathways

Carlos Casanova · Claudia Valencia-Peña · Wilmar Saldarriaga-Gil · Edgar Lozano-Cruz · y 1 más

Background/Objectives: Primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG) is a complex multifactorial optic neuropathy involving genetic, vascular, oxidative, inflammatory, and neurodegenerative mechanisms. Despite advances in genome-wide studies, the contribution of genetic variants remains incompletely characterized in underrepresen...

CHALLENGES WHEN TEACHING ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE IN A COLOMBIAN POST-CONFLICT RURAL AREA TO FOSTER QUALITY EDUCATION WHILE REDUCING INEQUALITIES AT SCHOOL EDUCATION

Carmen Puche Miranda, Marisela Restrepo Ruiz, Daniel Álvarez Vargas

Teaching English as a foreign language in post-conflict rural areas in Colombia presents unique challenges due to the historical context of armed conflict and its impact on education. This research project aims to explore the difficulties faced when teaching English as a foreign language in a rural area from the Depart...

Botrytis cinerea CCg11 is infected with several putative mycoviruses and exhibits a severe hypovirulence phenotype

Luis, Cottet · Ramiro Javier, Rincón-Rodríguez · Antonio, Castillo

The wild-type strain Botrytis cinerea CCg11 contains at least nine double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) molecules that are likely associated with multiple putative mycoviruses. This strain exhibits a hypovirulent phenotype compared with the virulent wild-type strain B. cinerea CCg55L, in which no dsRNA elements were detected us...