Camagüey, April 8.- The tourist destination Playa Santa Lucía, located north of Camagüey, is one of the intervention sites of the investigative project Development of capacities for the implementation of the Nagoya Protocol and the sustainable use of biodiversity for the well-being of the human health in Cuba, coordinated by the Institute of Marine Sciences (ICIMAR) and whose implementation extends from 2024 to 2026.
Varadero, April 6.- The signing of 18 agreements and the presentation of innovative biopharmaceutical products and medical equipment marked the success of the BioHabana 2024 International Congress, which concluded after three days in the Cuban resort of Varadero.
Havana, April 5.- Latin America and the Caribbean will have its Regional Health Regulation School (ERRS), based in Mexico and with a comprehensive approach to address current and future challenges.
Varadero, April 4.- With the participation of more than 250 foreign delegates from the five continents, the BioHabana 2024 international congress is committed to creating and consolidating scientific and commercial alliances, and highlighting the strengths of Cuba's biotechnology and pharmaceutical industry.
Washington, April 3.- El Niño phenomena could become even stronger in the coming years due to the melting of the Arctic, motivated by global warming, a study published today by the journal Science Advances states.
Havana, April 2.- Any natural or legal person interested in carrying out procedures, obtaining and signing digital documentation, with legal validity, will be able to do so online, through a new platform developed by the Defense Information Technology Company (Xetid).
Washington, April 2.- Researchers from the University of Exeter and the Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique in Paris, France, created a model that predicts how changes in the surface of anvil clouds will affect global warming.
Camagüey, Apr. 1st.- How to contribute from the University of Camagüey (UC) to strengthening the capabilities of human resources for the development of the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy in the Dominican Republic, approved at the government level, was the central topic of the meetings that a UC delegation held these days with institutions in that nation.
The first of these texts is The Latin American Historical Centers: Conservation, Urbanism, Architecture and Landscape, by the doctor of sciences Lourdes Gómez Consuegra, and constitutes a sample of the extensive knowledge related to conservation and its importance in the regional context.
Matanzas, March 30.- From the 1st. On April 5, the Cuban spa city of Varadero will hold the second edition of BioHabana 2024, an event aimed at exchanging experiences on the interconnection of innovation ecosystems at a global level.
Washington, March 27.- In 2024, sea ice continued to decline at the top and bottom of the planet, and in Antarctica coverage was reduced to near-historic lows for the third consecutive year.
Havana, March 26.- Despite the limitations that impact the video game industry in Cuba, the FatestudioGame project works to gain space and systematize offers, said Carlos Anaya, a member of that group of creators.