A new day of business exchanges and exhibitions will characterize today the International Construction Fair in Cuba, FECONS 2018, where, among other issues, innovative design solutions will be addressed.
Cuba is actively participating at a special session for the 25th anniversary of the new era of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) and wished to see more Latin American countries taking part in it.
The most recent progress in the world of information and communications technologies (ICT) capture the interest of the public in this capital, eager to learn about the innovations exhibited at the International Fair ”Informatica Habana”, which opens today here.
A group of 24 projects developed by Cuban companies will be presented at the event Informatica Habana 2018 (Computing Science Habana 2018), which will open on March 20th at the Pabexpo conference center, said organizers.
The EUROCLIMA + Cuba program was launched today in this central-eastern region, with a project that aims at reducing disaster risks (RDR) due to climate change.
People aging and the new medicines to face it are among the priorities of the Cuban National Program of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, which boosts this scientific branches to develop the country, an expert explained today in this capital.
Livestock farmers from 18 countries will animate the 21st International Agribusiness Food Fair Fiagrop 2018, which will be held here from March 17 to 25, organizers announced.
The International Convention on Science, Technology and Innovation opens in this capital today with researchers from all over the world, focused on issues such as information and communication technologies, renewable energy sources and nanosciences.
Some 1,500 researchers and specialists from all regions in the world will participate in the International Convention on Science, Technology and Innovation, which will open here on March 5th, said organizers today.
Caribbean representatives, non-governmental organizations and UN expert agencies began today in this capital a meeting of the leading committee of the Integrating Water, Land and Ecosystems Management in Caribbean Small Island Developing States (GEF-IWEco Project).
The Cuban Telecommunications Enterprise (ETECSA) and SES Networks, of Luxembourg, signed a deal for satellite services, the entity of the Caribbean island said today.
Cuban scientists prepare a new report with updated data on the inventory of greenhouse gas emissions, in view of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) for 2020.
The title Marine Meteorology, one of the novelties of the Cuban company of information technologies and telematic services (Citmatel), present today at the Havana Book Fair, allows an approach to oceanographic phenomena.
Santiago de Cuba, Cuba.- A systematic monitoring of the impact of climate change on the Baconao Biosphere Reserve´s biodiversity is currently carried out by specialists from the Eastern Center of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (Bioeco) in eastern Cuba. Ariadna González, an expert from that institution, indicated that these efforts are part of a project in which […]
The first Salon of Renewable Energies and Segurtech concludes today after facilitating the exchange between national and foreign enterprises, expo and presentation of new business opportunities and professional debates.
The first Renewable Energy Showcase continues its debates on clean energy sources, business exchanges and exhibitions, among which the Cuban company of Refrigeration and Boilers highlights with interesting proposals.
The promotion of renewable energies in Cuba will count with 18 million euros from the European Union (EU) through a program planned for five years, it was highlighted during the week ending today.
The participation of four Cuban professors specialized in science and mathematics to train South African teachers in Eastern Cape will help to strengthen the teaching of these subjects in that province, officials of that sector said today.
Latin American and European pediatricians will participate in the 28th Conference on that specialty that will begin on January 24, dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the Cuban Society of Pediatrics, the organizers announced today.
Cuban experts estimated an increase in forest fires for the current year, because of the large mass of fallen trees and foliage accumulated in the soil.
