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Joven Investigador

Por: System Administrator En: Lun 13 de Jul, 2009 18:46 -05 (1478 Lecturas)

Convocatoria para 2 jóvenes investigadores, en cualquiera de las líneas del Grupo de Fenomenología de Interacciones Fundamentales. Los candidatos deben indicar la línea en la cual desean desarrollar su plan de trabajo: http://gfif.udea.edu.co

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Reconociemiento a Enrico

Por: En: Mié 01 de Abr, 2009 18:05 -05 (1213 Lecturas)

Durante el acto de clausura de The 5th Latin American School of High-Energy Physics

, hemos organizado un acto de reconocimiento a la labor de Enrico Nardi como profesor del Insituto de Física de la Universidad de Antioquia. El documento completo con mensajes de colegas y amigos es este

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Convocatoria Nacional para la medición de grupos reconocidos por Colciencias

Por: System Administrator En: Mié 24 de Mayo, 2006 10:47 -05 (1105 Lecturas)

Términos de la convocatoria

. Fecha de apertura de la convocatoria: 15-Mayo-2006. Fecha de cierre de la convocatorias: 02-Junio-2006

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Convocatorias COLCIENCIAS

Por: System Administrator En: Lun 17 de Abr, 2006 16:09 -05 (1122 Lecturas)

Convocatoria CSIC - colciencias para el apoyo a misiones de intercambio en el marco de proyectos de investigación conjunta entre España y Colombia.

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Convocatorias Colciencias

Por: System Administrator En: Lun 17 de Abr, 2006 15:52 -05 (1416 Lecturas)

Investigación Fundamental en Ciencias Básicas, Sociales y Humanas

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2004 first particle physics news

Por: En: Dom 08 de Feb, 2004 08:53 -05 (1303 Lecturas)

Inside you can find a large list with the 2004 news, ranging from "Wolf prize" to antibubbles

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New GFIF site

Por: System Administrator En: Mié 29 de Oct, 2003 09:47 -05 (13007 Lecturas)

This new design of the GFIF is still in construction. It is powered by TikiWiki.org

, an open-source Content Management System (CMS) and Groupware. Depending of your comments it should be the new GFIF official site.

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