- María José López Pourailly
Anibal Gattone, InnovaRed. June 2010, DeCLARA
“The advanced networks we run as the sole providers in the country are a tool without which a nation’s scientific and technological development is not possible.”
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- María José López Pourailly
Lina Barrientos Pacheco: “RedCLARA is a good example of academic work”
Get to know the voice of the researcher from the University of La Serena (Chile, connected to REUNA) and leader of the Achalai community. Read this and other interviews in the book "Name, voice and instrument of collaboration in Latin America”.
- Tania Altamirano López
Attention active participants in the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF): ISOC offers scholarships to participate in TICAL 2013
ExpiredThe benefit includes the payment of the airfare to Cartagena and the registration at the Third TICAL Conference. We invite you to take this opportunity writing to oflaherty@isoc.org
- María José López Pourailly
Jorge Alejandro Patiño Córdova, ADSIB. December 2009, DeCLARA
“We have high expectations with the connection to RedCLARA. I think the RAN in Bolivia will be enormously enhanced with RedCLARA, from the participation in joint research projects, the possibility of managing distance trainings with other countries and our incorporation into a global scientific community, among others. Obviously, these possibilities depend on the capacity of a good management of the RAN in Bolivia.”
- Tania Altamirano López
Until April 27 extended deadline for proposals submission to TICAL 2013
ExpiredThose involved in ICT management in Latin American universities are invited to submit papers to: tical@redclara.net. Do you need ideas for your work? Here are some!
- María José López Pourailly
Carlos Casasús: “RedCLARA it has incorporated us into a worldwide community of advanced networks”
Check out the voice of the Executive Director of the University Corporation for Internet Development, CUDI (Mexico), and his vision about RedCLARA and collaboration. Read this and other interviews in the book "Name, voice and instrument of collaboration in Latin America”.
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Montevideo 11400. Uruguay.