El profesor Krzysztof Sliwa, distinguido miembro del Comité Editorial del Journal of Latin American Sciences and Culture y experto afiliado al Andean Road Countries for Science and Technology, Doctor Honoris Causa Litterarum, nombrado por Doctor Honoris Causa Ernesto Kahan (Ganador del Premio Nobel). Capitán de los Reales Tercios de España, Académico Correspondiente de la Real Academia de Córdoba y de la Real Academia de Toledo, así … Continue reading El profesor Krzysztof Sliwa ha sido reconocido con dos honores que se suman a su ya destacada trayectoria académica e intelectual.

Dengue, Zika, Chikungunya, and Yellow Fever aren’t just distant threats—they infect 100 million people annually, with climate change and urbanization accelerating the spread of their primary carrier, the Aedes aegypti mosquito. As we’ve seen with COVID-19, pathogens transmitted by vectors (like mosquitoes) can explode into global crises if left unchecked. Our latest research reveals how Aedes aegypti responds to light and sound, uncovering critical vulnerabilities that could revolutionize … Continue reading How Understanding Mosquito Behavior Can Help Prevent the Next Pandemic

The United Nations General Assembly has introduced a resolution co-sponsored by Bolivia and Venezuela to recognize the Wiphala, a vibrant multicolor flag representing Indigenous heritage, as a global symbol of peace, unity, and harmony with nature. The proposal highlights the Wiphala’s deep cultural significance for Indigenous peoples, embodying values of respect, diversity, and ecological balance. Fig 1.- The Wiphala is the symbol of indigenous peoples. … Continue reading Global Recognition of Indigenous Symbol Wiphala Promotes Culture of Peace and Harmony