Science & Technology

For the third time, the Greentech program is looking for green technology startups in Costa Rica to accelerate their innovation processes and international presence. This initiative is led by the Crusa Foundation, Cinde, and the Foreign Trade Promoter of...

Metaverse Biennale 2022 is an initiative of Biennale.io and C2 Communications to create an unconventional exhibition space, which seeks to experience and appreciate art in a more universal way by including immersive virtual reality technology.Designed to encompass a space...

Increasingly, women working in careers related to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) are making their way into important companies in the industry.Examples of this achievement are the engineer Natalia Rodríguez from the Teradyne company, Karen Cordero, a materials...

“STEM careers have been thought to be only for a select group of people. However, its breadth has meant that there is a great diversity on offer to develop specific skills. Today reference is made to STEAM

Cybercriminals steal information from companies and then extort and request money for its recovery

A recently reviewed paper from an international team of theoretical physicists suggests that there may be an "anti-universe" stretching back in time before the Big Bang that could help explain the existence of dark matter, a mysterious but abundant...

Costa Rica will be the first country to map its forest protection projects on Restor, a science-based, open-access data platform that supports ecosystem restoration. This is thanks to a partnership with the company, which aims to bring a higher...

Have you ever had the creepy feeling that someone is watching you? There are billions of things that detect it every day. They're everywhere, hidden in plain sight: inside your TV, refrigerator, car, and office. These things know more...

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With the start of COVID-19, the remote working modality became relevant compared to previous years, so the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INEC) included a teleworking module within the Continuous Employment Survey (ECE).