Prof. Acosta Informs Students of the UPR at Rio Piedras About Research Projects and Karst
Prof. Acosta gave a speech to students of the UPR at Rio Piedras on his research projects and the challenges of climate change in the Karst.
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ACS ChemFest (2026)
ChemFest activity where chemistry and photography demonstrations as well as tours of the facilities are given to high school students.
Prof. Acosta Informs Students of the UPR at Rio Piedras About Research Projects and Karst
Prof. Acosta gave a speech at the Museum of Natural History of Puerto Rico about his rock art research projects in caves and karst.
XX Research Forum of UPRA (2025)
Department presents the XX Research Forum where students enrolled in research present their current projects alongside their mentors.
Annual Capstone Project Product Tasting (2025)
Prof. Monica presents the products created from scratch by students of the course TEQU-4026 using chemical processes knowledge.
Noticel Highlights the Historical Participation by Students Irnalis Cruz and Sydnie Vazquez at Brazil
Prof. Acosta’s Research team made history by having the first students to present at the International Speleology Congress of Brazil.
Student Sydnie Vazquez Presented Paleontological Research in the 7th Symposium of Cabachuelas
Student Sydnie Vazquez Mendez alonside Prof. Acosta presented the research project “Expanding the Paleontological Record in the Cabachuelas Nature Reserve” at the 7th Symposium of Cabachuelas at Morovis, Puerto Rico.
Prof. Mendez Research of the Wow! Signal Appears in a NotiCentro Segment
Prof. Méndez’s research project analizing the Wow! Signal appears in the puertorrican television channel Teleonce in the “El Poder del Pueblo” program.
Prof. Mendez Research of the Wow! Signal Appears in a Teleonce Segment
Prof. Méndez’s research project analizing the Wow! Signal appears in the puertorrican television channel Teleonce in the “El Poder del Pueblo” program.
Prof. Mendez Research of the Wow! Signal Appears in the El Nuevo Dia Newspaper
Prof. Méndez’s research project analizing the Wow! Signal appears in the puertorrican newspaper “El Nuevo Dia”.