Havana, April 16.- The XI International Meeting of Information and Communication Researchers and Scholars (ICOM 2024) will take place in this capital from December 3 to 6, the organizers announce on their digital platforms.
Since 2022, the territorial project Resilient Blue Tourism in the context of climate change: Santa Lucía beach destination has been developed in the province of Camagüey. Researchers, specialists and professors from different institutions and ministries focus their work on six fundamental results that contribute, jointly, to the implementation of a package of technologies associated with the concept of resilient blue tourism in that important resort, located in the north of the territory.
Washington, April 13.- Researchers from the Indian Institute of Sciences designed a sustainable hydrogel to eliminate microplastics from water, published in the journal Nanoscale.
Washington, April 12.- Antarctic sea ice reached its lowest annual extent on February 20, with a total of 1.99 million square kilometers, according to data collected by the Nimbus-7 satellite, run by NASA.
London, April 10.- A team of Australian scientists considered that the place with the cleanest air on the planet is a region of the Southern or Antarctic Ocean, located off the coast of Antarctica, published in the magazine Nature.
Washington, April 9.- A team of scientists developed micromaterials composed solely of proteins, capable of delivering nanoparticles over time that can target specific cancer cells and destroy them.
Moscow, April 8.- In some regions of Mexico, the United States and Canada you will be able to witness how a total solar eclipse, which will take place on April 8, will suddenly darken the sky for a few minutes, as a result of the interposition of the Moon between the Sun and Earth. Given this important event, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) explains the details of why this astronomical phenomenon will be important.
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.