Florencio Utreras, Director of CopernicusLAC Chile at CMM, receives the 2025 Mateo Valero Prize for his contributions to advanced computing in Latin America
Florencio Utreras, Director of CopernicusLAC Chile, has been honored with the 2025 Mateo Valero Prize, granted by the Advanced Computing System for Latin America and the Caribbean (SCALAC). This recognition highlights his leadership and outstanding contributions to the development of advanced computing across the region, as well as his pivotal role in strengthening collaboration between Latin America and Europe in science, engineering, and large-scale data analysis.
Read MoreCMM joins “Women Engineers in Action” to inspire new generations of women in science
As part of Science Month, the Center for Mathematical Modeling (CMM) participated in the event “Women Engineers in Action: Workshop, Experiment, and Science,” reaffirming its commitment to promoting female participation in mathematics and creating spaces for learning and inspiration so that more girls and young women are encouraged to pursue studies in science and engineering.
Read MoreBringing analysis and numerical methods closer to laboratory simulations of tsunamis and earthquakes
The scientific event, held at UCSC, included talks on applied mathematics and demonstrations of the modeled physical phenomena.
Read MoreARPA Network Wins “Fondo Colectivo Norte” to Transform Teaching in Atacama
The Foundation of the Center for Mathematical Modeling (CMM) at the University of Chile, the ARPA Network has been awarded the Fondo Colectivo Norte, an initiative led by Fundación Reimagina with the support of BHP Foundation and the sponsorship of Chile’s Ministry of Education and UNESCO. The project aims to transform the teaching of Mathematics and Language in 14 schools located in the municipalities of Chañaral, Caldera, and Diego de Almagro, which belong to the Atacama Local Public Education Service (SLEP Atacama).
Read MoreFCFM and CMM Strengthen Ties with Leading Innovation and Clean Energy Companies in China
Between September 23 and 26, a delegation from the Faculty of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (FCFM) of the University of Chile and the Center for Mathematical Modeling (CMM) visited leading companies in clean technologies. The goal was to consolidate strategic partnerships that enhance applied research, innovation, and the global projection of mathematics in addressing sustainability challenges.
Read MoreWeakly aperiodic Wang subshifts with minimal alphabet size on free groups.
RESUMEN Motivated by the work of E.Jeandel and M.Rao [1], where the authors establish the minimal amount of ℤ²-Wang tiles needed to produce a nonempty aperiodic ℤ²-Wang subshift to be 11, as well as the article of Piantadosi [2] which develops some aspects of symbolic dynamics on free groups related to aperiodicity, we study Wang subshifts on (k). We obtain that the minimal amount of Wang tiles needed to generate a nonempty weakly aperiodic Wang subshift on (k) is 3, and characterize every such example.
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