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Five months of intense work and a daily life that involves airports, check-ins, hotels and the packing and unpacking of luggage. It could be the tour of some singer, but it is the routine of the Executive Director of RedCLARA, the Venezuelan Luis Eliécer Cadenas. Since August 1, 2017, his first day as the regional network chairman, Cadenas has visited many of the Latin American countries and its respective national networks with a clear goal: to strengthen relations and understand the reality of each of them from close. "These were intense and positive months. For me it is very important to listen what each of our members is doing and understand its internal work logic. This will make it easier for RedCLARA to contribute to its development", says Cadenas.
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La Cooperación Latino Americana de Redes Avanzadas, RedCLARA, invita a creativos y estudiantes de diseño gráfico a participaren en la Convocatoria para Rediseño de su Imagen Corporativa, presentando propuestas de actualización del logotipo actual. La convocatoria se dio a conocer este lunes 11 de diciembre y el plazo para el envío de propuestas cierra el 19 de febrero de 2018.
The latest edition of RedCLARA's quarterly newsletter, the DeCLARA. is already available. Among other topics, the publication brings the announcement of the headquarters of TICAL2018, a summary of the first five months of Luis Eliécer Cadenas in front of the regional network, notes on the agreements signed by the network in Bolivia and Venezuela, and the chronicle of a global collaboration that recorded the incredible fusion of two neutron stars.
“We can’t only talk about connectivity". This is the view of the new executive-director of Latin American Cooperation of Advanced Networks (CLARA), Luis Eliécer Cadenas, who highlights as the main challenges for RedCLARA providing the scientific community with open access to funds, contributing to academic networks so they can fulfil their mission, making the community that use its infrastructure grow, promoting and coordinating regional projects that use its services and associated networks, and incrementing the dialogue with research communities. All of this based on a cutting-edge, stable and reliable technological infrastructure.
The objective of the Memorandum of Understanding with SOS Telemedicina, of Venezuela, is to allow access and use of medical training resources in the region through the RedCLARA member networks and to lay the foundations to extend and develop Telemedicine initiatives.