Seeking to consolidate its development and the collaboration among the institutions that make it up, Mexico's University Cooperation for the Development of the Internet (RedCUDI) has defined its governing body for the coming years after meetings held on June 28th.
RedCLARA publishes and shares with its entire community of researchers and academics from Latin America and the world, its 2016 Annual Report.
The files of the presentations shared at the plenary and parallel sessions of the TICAL2017 Conference and the Latin American e-Science Meeting, that took place from July 3 to 5 in San José, Costa Rica, are now available for download and consultation on the event site.
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| Luis Eliecer Cadenas, Ida Holz, Paola Arellano, Eduardo Grizendi |
A Venezuelan national, currently based in Guatemala, Luis Eliecer Cadenas Marin, computer engineer and PhD in computer science, was selected to lead the Latin American Cooperation of Advanced Networks (CLARA) by its Board of Directors on June 28, 2017.
The seventh edition of TICAL, the conference of the Directors of Information and Communications Technologies of the Latin American Universities, ended this Wednesday, July 5th. The event, the only driven to its public in the region, was held at the Hotel InterContinental in San José, Costa Rica, bringing together more than 300 participants from different parts of Latin America, North America and Europe.
The lectures of the ION Costa Rica Conference, organized by Internet Society, and the announcement of the new Executive Director of RedCLARA gave the tone of the first day of activities of the TICAL2017 Conference, which began this Monday, July 3, at the Intercontinental Hotel in San José, Costa Rica.
