The place of knowledge and technical processes in the midst of the conflict over the use of agrochemicals. Reflections from participant observation by Barri, Victoria

“…Finally, a reflection on the role of professionals and the production of scientific knowledge from an interdisciplinary approach is shared. …”
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Archaeological survey in the territory of Diaguita Indigenous community from El Mollar, Tucumán, Argentina by Manasse, Bárbara, Vaqué, M. Lorena

“…Nowadays, when “archaeological remains” are conceived in different parts of the world, as the cultural heritage of indigenous peoples, the indigenous community of El Mollar Diaguita raises the need to present the knowledge built together between archaeological (scientific) and indigenous (non-scientific) knowledge. To account for the existence of material evidence of the indigenous past/present is related to the intention of advancing on the explicit territorialization of community space. …”
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Género en la arqueología argentina. Trayectorias, prácticas y saberes: Conversatorio 2019 by Chaparro, Maria Gabriela, Bellelli, Cristina Teresa, Scheinsohn, Vivian Gabriela, Beron, Monica Alejandra

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Simplified knowledge, technoscience and risk omission. The case of genetically modified organisms by Francese, Christian, Folguera, Guillermo

“…In this paper we argue that, instead of being associated with a non-knowledge, another source of risks can come from a simplification of complex elements of scientific knowledge. Thus, considering the case of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) for agricultural use, our analysis compares conceptualizations of biotechnology with the knowledge of molecular disciplinary genetics. …”
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Relación médico / industria farmacéutica: ¿Un problema bioético actual de nuestra sociedad? by Mukdsi, Jorge Humberto

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The brief and sad history of Geology in Uruguay. by Bossi Scorza, Jorge L.

“…The periods that can be recognized in one hundred and eight years in which geological scientific knowledge developed in Uruguay are described. …”
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Creación de un laboratorio virtual para la enseñanza universitaria de la embriología humana en sus aspectos biológicos, éticos y sociales by Ávila, Rodolfo Esteban

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El proceso de atención enfermero mirado como un proceso de cuidado y sustentado en los modelos y teorías de enfermería by Chiriotti, Valeria

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Usos medicinales y alimenticios de flora introducida en el Chaco Seco argentino: Contrastes entre el conocimiento local y el científico by Manzano García, Jessica, Jiménez Escobar, Néstor David, Martínez, Gustavo Javier, Luján, María Claudia

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Entrevista a Sergio Visacovsky by Visacovsky , Sergio, Zenobi, Diego

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Avatars of the Anthropological Museum “Dr. Omar Barrionuevo”, School of Archeology, National University of Catamarca by Espiro, Valeria Elizabeth

“…These collections become an invaluable heritage for the university, the city of Catamarca, the province and the country, and this is how the need arises for its value, to provide conditions for research, the generation of new scientific knowledge, educational resources and the link with society. …”
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Cueva Abra del Toro, registro de la ocupación más antigua para el Valle de Yocavil, Catamarca ,y su relación con la mayor erupción holocena conocida by Carbonelli, Juan Pablo, Winocur, Diego Alejandro, Belotti López de Medina, Carlos Raúl, Carminatti, Nicolás, Peisker, Verónica

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Percepciones y valoraciones periodísticas en torno del patrimonio arqueológico. El caso de Olavarria (Argentina) by Conforti, María Eugenia, Giacomasso, Maria Vanesa, Mariano, Mercedes, Endere, Maria Luz

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An interview with Sergio Visacovsky by Visacovsky , Sergio, Zenobi, Diego

“…In recent decades, these processes have also been linked to changes in the circulation of scientific knowledge, the creation of postgraduate courses and thematic specialization. …”
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Sentando las bases para una Arqueología Digital en Argentina: El rol de las infraestructuras digitales para la investigación by Izeta, Andres Dario, Prado, Isabel Edith, Cattaneo, Gabriela Roxana

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Latin America’s Response to China and India: Overview of Research Findings and Policy Implications by Lederman, Daniel, Olarreaga, Marcelo, Perry, Guillermo

“…Even though there is significant heterogeneity of such effects across LAC sub-regions, China and India’s growth is creating new production possibilities for LAC economies, in particular for sectors that rely on natural resources and scientific knowledge, which not only benefit from the growing internal markets of the two Asian economies and their effect on commodity prices, but also from complementarities in third markets through production networks, cheaper inputs and capital, and innovation spillovers. …”
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