Editorial Note

Authors

  • Oscar Mauricio Avilés Jiménez

Keywords:

University Tetralogy, Methanol from dry methane gas , Ground chia seeds for developing fortified bread, Reflections on Python

Abstract

And it is precisely from this differential capacity of the human being that UNIVALLE has adopted one of the four branches of the so-called University Tetralogy, which supports its professional and comprehensive training model reaching Production to Teaching - Learning, Interaction and Cultural Dissemination and Research as a basis to contribute to national development and source of technological and scientific innovation. Thus, when a pre-feasibility study is proposed for the implementation of a methanol plant from dry methane gas, the use of ground chia seeds for the development of fortified bread for the school breakfast, the design and implementation of the structured telecommunications cabling system for the new maternal and child hospital, the design of an electronic control system for a mechanical milling machine conventional, reflections on Python in the current context of university education or incubation and fruiting chambers for the production of edible and medicinal mushrooms, the results of long days of reflection, science and production that show the university's commitment to society and their problems and mark just a moment of that continuous process of questions and ignorance that It makes you grow, search and pretend to be better. . .

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Published

30-04-2017

How to Cite

Avilés Jiménez, O. M. (2017). Editorial Note. Journal Boliviano De Ciencias, 13(39), 5. Retrieved from https://revistas.univalle.edu/index.php/ciencias/article/view/660

Issue

Vol. 13 No. 39 (2017)

Section

Editorial

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Copyright (c) 2017 Oscar Mauricio Avilés Jiménez

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