Aceleración de un modelo numérico de predicción del tiempo para aplicaciones en alerta temprana a emergencias ambientales by Vargas Calderon, Luis Miguel

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Diseño de un plan de autoprotección para un sector de la FCEFyN en la UNC by Turco, Valentin, Yanzón, Agustín

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Sung talks: about poetics and transformations in rural society by Silva, Simone

“…The intersection point of this correlation that will guide the analysis of the native time is precisely the multitude of meanings that emerge in that gap.…”
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THE “TRAPS” OF COMMUNITY AND THE POWER OF THE DISINTEREST IN THE PERSPECTIVE OF BOURDIEU by Bialakowsky, Alejandro

“…In the last instance, in the final works of Bourdieu the “traps” which community contains emerge. There, he advocates for an explicit political intervention in which communitarian and disinterested topics appear, for example in his call for the collaboration between activists and intellectuals. …”
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Weavers of stories. Memories and narratives of Nursing in COVID times. From Nursing for Nursing for Health by Meléndez Mar, Eva

“…It was born when visualizing a forum of expression of Nursing for Nursing in times of COVID-19, and is consolidated in agreement with the teacher Karla Ivonne Mijangos Fuentes and the Editorial Company Luz y Vida, in order to generate call and with the purpose in budding ofWith the purpose of studying the coexistence of this triad from the perspective of those who were living and suffering it, as well as the defense mechanisms used by nursing to confront the emerging SARS CoV2 virus and to understand how this phenomenon affected the social fabric, public health and the nursing profession itself, the following questions were posed: What did the COVID change in us, how has it affected us as a society? …”
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Jerarquizar la cooperación en pandemia: la potencia del trabajo colectivo by Micele, Carla, Gonzalez, Claudia, Viñuela, Marcela, Nogueira, Beatriz

“…In this particular context of a health emergency, it is possible to make visible the deepening and reinforcement of inequalities in the most impoverished sectors of our society. …”
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Impact of herbicides on the inoculant Azospirillum argentinense Az39 used in maize crops by Martin, Soledad Marianel, Cardozo, Paula, Di Palma, Albana, Muratore, Melina, Peralta, Juan Manuel, Cerliani, Cecilia, Esposito, Gabriel, Reinoso, Herminda, Travaglia, Claudia

“…The objective of this work was to study the combination of Azospirillum argentinense Az39 with pre and post-emergent herbicides, Acetochlor and Dicamba, for its application both in vitro, and in germination and vegetative stage in maize plants. …”
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The Fitness Dispositive in Postfeminist Healthism: Women Empowerment Discourses through Body Discipline by Albet Castillejo, Laura, Albet Castillejo, Laura, Albet Castillejo, Laura

“…The aim of this research is to analyze the new discourses around women’s bodies in the postfeminist context, paying special attention to the emerging “fit sensitivity”, which configures a new discursive node. …”
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The assertion of Brazilian culture: from the hinterland of Bahia to the metamorphoses of big houses and slave quarters by García, Afranio

“…First, this article reviews the book Os Sertões by Euclides da Cunha, where the signification of the war against the Canudos village is deciphered in terms of elimination of an emerging race resulting from the cross-breeding of the Whites and the Indians. …”
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The likelihood and pragmatism in the accounts of the press on politics by Maidana, Fernanda

“…In my present doctoral research on emergency and fall of leaders of the Justicialista Party of Salta (Argentina), I observe accounts of the graphic press that describe events of the political dynamics taking into descriptions gossip, rumors and confidences obtained from interactions mediated by the trust and intimacy with leaders, civil servants and workers close to local leaders. …”
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“The ones who need and the ones that no”. An approach to the political practice in Villa el Viento (Córdoba city) by Liberatori, Marina Gabriela

“…We’ll see how a tornado, which occurred in the year 2003, emerged as an event that generated a criterion of legitimacy for some people could improve their quality of life. …”
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Between wedges, tablets and scribes: the materiality of the funerary landscapes in Mesopotamia during the Third Dynasty of Ur by Cabrera, Rodrigo

“…In short, the funeral chapels pointed out the performance of ritual practices, the political foundation of the emerging palace elite, and the monumentalization of the funerary landscape.…”
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Migrant voices on porteño air. A historical reconstruction of radio broadcasting by Bolivian residents in Buenos Aires. by Blasco, Lucía

“…As of 2004, the first radio stations entirely created and managed by Bolivian migrants emerged. Since then the number of radio stations has multiplied, and this process has become simultaneously more complex. …”
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Human/animals relations in the pre-Hispanic societies from the Middle and Lower Paraná River: an ontological turn by Bastourre, María Laura

“…It is from this relational process that subjects, objects, materials, meanings, humans and animals emerge, without a priori ontological distinctions between them.…”
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From the inside of Tucumán´s strategic towns: counterinsurgency, population displacement and forced urbanization by Colombo, Pamela

“…It was within this logic that, at the beginning of the Argentine military dictatorship (1976-1983), the “Rural Relocation Plan” emerged in the province of Tucumán, which forcibly displaced 500 peasants who were scattered in the Tucuman bush and who were regrouped afterwards within four towns createdin the Operations Zone: Teniente Berdina, Soldado Maldonado, Capitan Cáceres and Sargento Moya. …”
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