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Urban residual flows contain significant amounts of valuable nutrients, which, if recovered, could serve as input for the own city needs or those of its immediate surroundings.
Jeltsje de Kraker +3 more
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Héctor M Ramos-Zaldívar,1 Iva Polakovicova2,3 ,† Edison Salas-Huenuleo,4 Claudia P Yefi,5 David Silva-Ancahuail,2,6 Pedro Jara-Guajardo,2,6 Juan Esteban Oyarzún,7,8 Álvaro Neira-Troncoso,3,9 Patricia V Burgos,9 Viviana ...
Ramos-Zaldívar HM +15 more
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Aerosol effects on the UV irradiance in Santiago de Chile
Abstract Santiago de Chile (33°27′ S–70°41′ W) is a mid-latitude city of 6 million inhabitants with a complicated surrounding topography. Aerosol extinction in Santiago is determined by the semi-arid local climate, the urban pollution, a regional subsidence thermal inversion layer, and the boundary-layer wind airflow.
Cordero, R. R. +8 more
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Digitalización de la colección epistolar, fotográfica y bibliográfica del primer director del Servicio Sismolójico de Chile (1908) Fernand de Montessus de Ballore [PDF]
Ponencia presentada en las XIII Jornadas de Bibliotecas de la Universidad de Chile, Santiago 11 de julio de 2023.Versión original del ...
Pérez Guajardo, Marcela
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Abstract Maternal and neonatal mortality and morbidity rates uncover major global health disparities. Despite ongoing efforts, the rates of maternal and neonatal complications remain substantially higher in low‐ and middle‐income countries (LMICs) compared to high‐income countries (HICs). These high rates are the result of several unmet needs in LMICs,
Nir Melamed +19 more
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Interrupted Modernity in Santiago de Chile
The Ochagavía Hospital serves as a tangible reminder of Chile’s interrupted modernist aspirations and shifting political ideologies. Conceived in the late 1960s under the principles of the Welfare State, it was envisioned as the largest public healthcare facility in the country, bringing high-complexity services to Santiago’s southwestern periphery ...
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Climate change demands accelerated plant adaptation and de novo domestication. Yet current enviromics focuses disproportionately on external environments, neglecting internal dynamics—gene expression, metabolic flux, and signal transduction—within predictive envirotyping frameworks.
Lin‐An Zhang +8 more
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Mendez Notari, Carlos “Las condiciones de vida de los veteranos de la Guerra del ́79 en Chile y Perú: su impacto en las sociedades nacionales. 1884 – 1929”. USACH-IDEA, Tesis doctoral, Santiago de Chile, 2008 (370 pp.
Véliz Madariaga, Carolina; Universidad de Santiago de Chile
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Evaluating in situ Simulation in Critical Care: Insights from Healthcare Professionals [Letter]
Andres Giglio,1,2 Andres Ferre,1,2 Javiera Garcia3 1Critical Care Department, Finis Terrae University Faculty of Medicine, Santiago, Chile; 2Critical Care Department, Clinica Las Condes Hospital, Santiago, Chile; 3Simulation Center, Clinica Las Condes ...
Giglio A, Ferre A, Garcia J
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Preparing Cities for Future Pandemics: Unraveling the Influence of Urban and Housing Variables on COVID-19 Incidence in Santiago de Chile. [PDF]
Kuschel K +4 more
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