Teoría y simulaciones en hidrodinámica ultrarrelativista y electrodinámica no lineal by Rubio, Marcelo Enrique

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Incertidumbre en la Educación para adultos, en contextos vulnerables sin acceso a una computadora. Covid 19, un aislamiento socioeconómico y la desaparición del espacio educativo... by Alauzis, Maricel

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El abandono de la crítica by Biset, Emmanuel

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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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Análisis de la factibilidad de implementación de una plataforma sistematizada que conecte al farmacéutico y otros profesionales de la salud en la ciudad de Córdoba by García, Stefanía Noelia

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Targeting the mind and body: recommendations for future research to improve children’s executive functions by Best, John R.

“…While much of the focus in the past decade has been on direct cognitive and behavioral interventions to improve children’s EFs, another line of research--typically undertaken in medical schools and in departments of kinesiology--has examined physical health interventions as a way to indirectly improve children’s EFs. This commentary suggests that there is promising evidence that physical activity-based interventions to increase children’s fitness also enhance children’s EFs. …”
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She’s gotta habit by Benchimol, Lucía

“…Nola knows that there Woman does not exist, but believes in her and creates a way to make her exist, without naming her, without being her.…”
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Architectural heritage, accessibility and human rights. Proposals for updating the regulatory framework of the city of Mar del Plata, Argentina by Slavin, Estefanía

“…The objective of this research is to review and contribute to this legal framework from a rights perspective to turn it into a tool in accordance with current paradigms, with a disability perspective and a gender perspective. In this way, it seeks to contribute to protecting the values ​​of goods and democratizing their access at the same time, through a mainly qualitative methodology, compiling and critically studying a selection of standards that address the binomial accessibility and heritage on an international, national and local scale.…”
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Ayudantes Alumnos en la Extensión: agencia e intercambio intergeneracional by Chirino, Maximiliano José

“…My reading hypothesis after having gone through this experience is that the role of student assistants opens up two possibilities in the work spaces with Older Adults: a) an intergenerational exchange, and b) the attenuation of attrition as well as the dynamization of the virtual modality. By way of an evaluation of the experience, I consider that on the one hand it is crucial to bet on intergenerational exchange between involved actors to think of new outreach policies around care and accompaniment of Senior Adults; and on the other hand, that said exchange enables the empowerment of the participants, conferring them a leading role in the teaching-learning processes.…”
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About “After Life”: A philosophical reflection on the notion of the moral experience of mourning by Lariguet, Guillermo, Rodríguez Alba, Jaimen

“…It is not suggested that mourning will be the key experience in shaping morality, but with regard to its analysis we can understand new ways of inserting morality into its emotional and relational bases, as well as the tensions between moral knowledge (theory) and morality practices, considering the epistemic, anthropological and ethical implications involved. …”
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Education in hearing health and child research through otoacoustic emissions by Hinalaf , María, Gaetán , Sara, Muratore , Jimena, Schafer , Heidi, Maggi, Ana Luz

“…Hearing loss negatively affects the development of children, making early intervention essential. National Law No. 25415/2001 establishes the right of every child to have their hearing ability studied at an early age, making hearing tests mandatory before the third month of life. …”
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Providencia Festival: Popular Economy extension experience by Albrecht, Claudia, Sanchez Salamanca, Ana Laura

“…In this experience, the market stall worked as a resource to spread information about the project's mainstays, to promote the interaction between the neighbours and the organizations, and to foster the appreciation of fairs and stalls as ways to manage collective undertakings that favour family economies. …”
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Regressive Federalism: Tensions Between Territorial and Interpersonal Distribution of Income in Argentina by Gervasoni, Carlos

“…Finally, the co-participation law  itself mandates that some rich provinces receive much higher levels of federal transfers per  capita than other much poorer ones. …”
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Bodies in contrast: Reflections on the treatment of the dead in two burials of 3,000 years BP (Cajon Valley, Northwest Argentina) by Cortés, Leticia Inés

“…Along with some perspectives suggested by the anthropology of the body and studies of materiality, I explore a first interpretation in which bodies are considered the axis of the analysis. The way bodies were treated –the obliteration or conservation of their anatomy, their association with objects that could refer to a human collective in contrast to those of personal use and demarcation, as well as the inverse disposition of the structures that contained them, allows to think that notions of symmetry and opposition would have been implied in the treatment of the deceased by those who inhabited the valley three thousand years ago.…”
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Medical pluralism and ethnomedicine among the Toba (Qom) from Bermejito River (Chaco, Argentina). Challenges and contributions to intercultural management of health in the Chaco fo... by Martínez, Gustavo Javier

“…In the analysis we consider the complexity of the current ethnomedical system in the region; the conflicts and coordination among the different scenarios and local actors; representations and ways of thinking and acting of Toba women linked to the life cycle; and finally, knowledge, attitudes and practices of the natives in relation to the environmental changes and diseases associated with them. …”
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Chañarales: symbolic space of healing and danger Essay carried out on ethnographic notes with peasants from Huarpe communities in the department of Lavalle, NE in the province of M... by Besio, Laura

“…My focus of study are healing plants and by employing ontological theories hybrid society nature that try to explain the relational ways that chañarales would be called by the local people as areas of spiritual strength and material for the cure that synchronize alliances between past worlds and simultaneously present.…”
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Rock art and technological choices during the transition towards food production in Argentine Southern Puna (ca. 5.500-1.500 BP) by Lepori, Matías

“…With that goal in mind, we worked with the totality of archaeological sites and rock art motifs corresponding to such temporality located in the micro-region of Antofagasta de la Sierra, Catamarca. In this way, we were able to define that certain change factors, considered important for the research of modifications in different social action spheres during this same lapse, also played a relevant role in rock art production. …”
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LOESS AND THE PROBLEM OF LOESSITE IDENTIFICATION. by Spalletti, Luís A.

“…Loess has been defined in different ways. There are two main approaches concerning the meaning of the term: loess = fine grained (silt-size) c1astic rock, and loess = c1astic eolian sedimentary deposit. …”
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Evaluating fish processing patterns in the lower stream of the Colorado River (eastern Pampa-Patagonian transition, Argentina): An experimental work by Stoessel, Luciana, Martinez, Gustavo Adolfo, Alcaraz, Ana Paula

“…Results indicate that independently from the kind (Perciformes or Siluriformes) and size of fish, as well as the type of lithic raw materials used in the butchering process, cutmarks were consistently found on vertebrae. …”
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Biogeography and distributional archaeology in Aisén by Mena, Francisco, Cabezas, Ángel

“…., differential visibility and preservation) and to generate hypotheses related to prehistoric human behavior (e.g. circulation of people, goods and ideas, food and water availability, raw material procurement). Such a use confers these techniques the ability to explore and provide preliminary approaches to a given territory´s prehistory. …”
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