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As the event in San José, Costa Rica approaches, the favorable news keeps coming: TICAL2025 has opened its call for posters, a unique opportunity for researchers, professionals, and academics from across Latin America and the Caribbean to present their most innovative projects during the conference, which will be held from November 11 to 13, 2025. Under the theme “Innovation That Transforms,” TICAL2025 positions itself as the ideal space to share advancements, build collaborative networks, and provide international visibility to initiatives shaping the region’s digital future.

The workshop “Connecting Minds, Transforming Realities,” which will serve as a prelude to RedCLARA’s annual meeting TICAL2025, invites researchers, academics, entrepreneurs, students, and professionals to experience a unique hands-on innovation journey. The event will take place on November 10, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., at the Hilton Cariari Hotel in San José. During the day, participants will learn how to turn ideas into real projects, explore successful methodologies from the region, and discover how research and education networks can transform concepts into concrete solutions that benefit society.

RedCLARA and LNET announce the launch of the Early Adopters Blockchain LATAM Program, an initiative designed to create spaces for developing and testing new solutions, validating pilots, training teams, and building success stories that are born and strengthened locally, in direct response to the needs of Latin America.

As key players in the digital ecosystem of Latin America and the Caribbean, RedCLARA and BELLA II stand out for their role in advanced connectivity, scientific collaboration, and access to technologies that drive development projects. This role will be highlighted in the 11th edition of the Digital Transformation and Innovation School 2025, which will take place at the ECLAC headquarters in Santiago, Chile, from September 8 to 11. The event will bring together experts, public policy makers, and professionals from various sectors to discuss the challenges and opportunities of digital transformation and innovation in the region.

How do genes, proteins, and other molecules interact within the cell? How can therapeutic pathways be identified to treat complex diseases? A new BELLA II Testbed, which focuses on bioinformatics, provides an advanced research environment that combines data from various sources with Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools, helping to advance studies in biotechnology and personalized medicine.

Innovating in blockchain is now a safe, accessible, and sustainable opportunity for researchers, educators, and entrepreneurs in Latin America who want to turn their ideas into concrete solutions.