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VII International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences - 2024
"Towards a New Era: Artificial Intelligence in Tomorrow's Science"

VII International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences - 2024

From October 1 to 3, 2024
Place:  Hunza and Paraninfo Auditoriums of the campus of the Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia, in addition to rooms of the UPTC postgraduate building.

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Foto evento IMFAS 2024
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Inteligencia Artificial y su relación con las Ciencias tema central del Encuentro Internacional de la Facultad de Ciencias de la UPTC

Invitados de cinco países y ponentes mostraron durante tres días esta articulación a través de nueve conferencias magistrales, 21 ponencias y 34 posters en esta séptima versión en donde se estimuló el uso del idioma inglés

Tunja, 16 de octubre de 2024. Con invitados de Brasil, Portugal, México, Chile y Colombia, docentes y estudiantes de las cuatro áreas de conocimiento de la Facultad de Ciencias, participaron en el International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences, IMFaS, convocado bajo el tema central "Hacia una nueva era: La Inteligencia Artificial en la Ciencia del mañana".

Según la directora del CIEC, Judith Helena Ojeda, “este magno evento ya se convirtió en un pilar fundamental de la Facultad de Ciencias”; añadió “Nuestro tema central surgió desde que se iniciaron a ofrecer diplomados y cursos en esta facultad sobre Ciencia de Datos”. Al tiempo anunció que, gracias a toda esta experiencia acumulada, se está preparando el programa de Especialización en Ciencia de Datos e Inteligencia Artificial – IA.

La importancia de abordar la relación entre las Ciencias y la Inteligencia Artificial en el Encuentro Internacional de la Facultad de Ciencias, IMFaS, se confirma ahora que se conocieron los Premios Nobel del 2024, en especial por el trabajo de John Hopfield de Estados Unidos y Geoffrey Hinton de Canadá, quienes ganaron el Nobel de Física por descubrimientos e invenciones fundamentales que permiten el aprendizaje automático con redes neuronales artificiales, con impacto en el aprendizaje de las máquinas.

El IMFaS 2024 se propuso promover el intercambio de conocimientos en cada una de las áreas de la Facultad: Matemáticas, Química, Biología y Física, mostrando resultados de las investigaciones de los participantes, así como sus desarrollos, para establecer colaboraciones nacionales e internacionales. La presencia de los invitados internacionales se realizó en el marco de la estrategia de internacionalización de la facultad, denominada ‘Science Odyssey: Exploring Frontiers at Home’, SciO-Hub UPTC.

Se destaca la participación de Samuel Lopes de la Universidad Porto de Portugal, invitado del grupo de investigación Algebra y Análisis de la UPTC, que dirige el profesor del profesor Héctor Suárez; con quien viene realizando un trabajo sobre: Propiedades homológicas en álgebras de Heisenberg generalizadas cuánticas. Visita que resultó provechosa además para adelantar trabajo con dos estudiantes del Doctorado en Ciencias Matemáticas. Del Instituto Potosino de Investigación Científica y Tecnológica, IPICYT de México, participó Juan Francisco Jiménez Bremont, quien inicia un trabajo en alianza con el grupo de investigación Bioplasma, que dirige la profesora Zayda Zarely Ojeda del programa de Biología. De la Universidad Concepción de Chile participó David Ramírez y Jonatha De Sousa Reis de la Universidad Estadual do Norte Fluminense Darty Ribeiro de Brasil; quien viene cooperando con el Grupo Ecología de Organismos, GEO que dirige la profesora Carolina Ramos Montaño.

Así mismo se contó con invitados de universidades nacionales como Claudia Granados y Wilson Olaya de la Universidad Industrial de Santander, UIS quienes vienen trabajando con el Grupo de Investigación Álgebra y Análisis - GA2 que dirige la profesora Omaida Sepúlveda Delgado y cerraron el grupo de conferencistas Gian Pietro Miscione, de la Universidad de los Andes y Luis Eduardo Sejias Ruiz de la Universidad del Rosario.

Igualmente se confirmó una participación masiva a los eventos, con 985 asistencias, no solo parte de estudiantes de los cuatro programas, sino con un 23% de programas académicos de otras facultades, gracias a que contaron además con ponencias de Educación e Ingeniería. Para esta séptima versión el evento logró reunir 21 ponentes y 34 expositores de póster en subtemas como: Energías Renovables, Materiales, Modelos y Simulación, Nanociencia y Docencia. De entre quienes el IMFaS escogió la mejor ponencia oral en el tema central Inteligencia Artificial, realizada por Carlos Alberto Mesa Corredor, Graduado Maestría Ciencias Matemáticas.

El IMFaS reconoció ganadores en las cuatro disciplinas de la facultad y en las dos modalidades de participación, así: En Biología, mejor ponencia: Daniela Peña Rodríguez y mejor póster: Claudia Pinillos Peña. En Química, mejor ponencia: Verónica Hernández Fernández y mejor póster: Ángela Catalina Franco Becerra. En Física, Mejor ponencia: Luz Alexa González y mejor póster: Julián Santiago Vargas Rojas. En Matemáticas, mejor ponencia: Zagalo Enrique Suárez Aguilar y mejor póster: Ángela María Manrique Rodríguez. Además, la organización reconoció el trabajo de la diseñadora Sara Juliana Bernal.

La directora del CIEC informó que se incrementó el número de participantes en la modalidad de los pósters y todos fueron escritos en inglés. Añadió que los expositores pudieron demostrar el manejo de sus áreas en inglés. “Quisimos tener el componente que todos los documentos, memorias, póster, presentaciones sean escritos en inglés, para irnos familiarizando con la internacionalización; para un volumen especial de la Revista Ciencia en Desarrollo” afirmó Judith Ojeda.

Gracias a que el evento promovió el manejo de este segundo idioma, se escogieron seis finalistas, que mostraron su buen desempeño en el manejo del inglés y dominio del tema, así: Angela Yereth Burbano Valdivieso, estudiante de Ingeniería Electrónica, quien fue la ganadora; Luz Alexa González, Adrián Hernández Borda, Martín Medina y una estudiante del Colegio San Viator.

Durante el IMFaS se realizó el Encuentro de Graduados de Posgrados de la Facultad de Ciencias en su séptima versión, que fue presidido por la decana Irina Morales y Héctor Suárez de la Dirección de Posgrados de la Facultad de Ciencias.

A esta cita concurrieron graduados de los nueve programas de posgrado de la Facultad de Ciencias, permitiendo compartir temas como del Potencial agronómico de las especies de mora (Rubus sp) cultivadas en altiplanos tropicales colombianos, a cargo de Brigitte Liliana Moreno Medina; graduada del Doctorado en Ciencias Químicas de la UPTC, así como el Panorama de algunos posgrados de Ciencias en Europa, presentado por el PhD. Samuel Lopes, de la Universidad de Oporto, de Portugal. El evento cerró con una sesión de conversatorio con los graduados asistentes.

La integración entre los invitados internacionales y los docentes anfitriones se evidenció en escenarios del IMFaS como el conversatorio "Hacia una nueva era: IA en la Ciencia del Mañana" que contó con Claudia Granados de UIS, Samuel Lopes de la Universidade do Porto, Margoth Valdivieso, Nelsy González y Alex Rojas de la UPTC. Con el IMFaS, la Facultad de Ciencias y su Centro de Gestión de la Investigación y la Extensión, CIEC, se vincularon a la Jornada de Investigación y Extensión, JIE 2024. El certamen contó con el apoyo del Banco de la República de Tunja.

Por: Nancy Milena Buenahora Rodríguez
Dirección de Comunicaciones 

Revisó: Elsy E. Sarmiento Rincón
Directora de Comunicaciones

En el VII International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences, #IMFaS2024, nuestros estudiantes de pregrado y posgrado destacaron con 21 ponencias y 34 pósteres de investigación en temas clave  Se dio inicio a la participación de la Facultad de Ciencias y el CIEC-Facultad en el #IMFaS 2024

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The Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia (UPTC) has continuously promoted the development of the “Encuentro de la facultad de ciencias”. The Faculty has organized this event yearly from 2006 to 2022 as a national meeting and, since 2018, as an international meeting within the framework of the “Jornada de Investigación y Extensión de la UPTC”. The primary goal of this academic meeting is to promote spaces that favor the social appropriation of knowledge as well as academic and technological advancement through the sharing of final and partial results of research projects in basic and applied sciences. Additionally, it aims to strengthen and/or create research and academic cooperation networks with researchers and research groups recognized nationally and internationally.

Given its history and trajectory, the “VII International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences” (IMFaS-2024) will be held in 2024.

The Faculty of Sciences and its Research and Extension Management Center (CIEC) participate in the framework of the Research and Extension Day of the UPTC through the involvement of the Research Groups of the Schools of Biological Sciences, Physical Sciences, Mathematics and Statistics, Chemical Sciences, and the Graduate School.

Since its inception, the CIEC has been dedicated to promoting and disseminating the results of research processes and projects that enrich and provide feedback on the academic work of teachers and the comprehensive training processes of the students of the Faculty. This effort aims to strengthen and enhance the achievements obtained through the experiences acquired in each of the areas of knowledge in the natural and exact sciences.

The IMFaS-2024 is intended for professors, researchers, students, research groups, young researchers, and anyone interested in research in the areas of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics-Statistics, and Biology. This year, the event will focus on the divulgation of the application of artificial intelligence (AI) to the basic sciences, recognized that AI, defined as the simulation of human intelligence processes by computer systems, holds significant potential as a powerful tool for advancing research in these fields.

AI can process and analyze vast amounts of data far more quickly and accurately than traditional methods, enabling researchers to uncover patterns and insights that might otherwise remain hidden. In Physics, AI algorithms can predict the behavior of complex systems and enhance the precision of simulations. In Chemistry, AI can accelerate the discovery of new materials and drugs by predicting molecular interactions and properties. Mathematics and Statistics benefit from AI through improved data modeling and analysis, while in Biology, AI can help decode genetic information, track disease progression, and even simulate biological processes.

By integrating AI into basic sciences, researchers can achieve breakthroughs more efficiently, enhance the accuracy of their findings, and open new avenues for exploration, being the potential for AI to revolutionize scientific research remains a compelling and exciting prospect for the future.

By integrating AI into basic sciences, researchers can achieve more efficient advances, improve the precision of their discoveries, and open new avenues of exploration for revolutionize scientific research in a future perspective more attractive and exciting.

1. To promote the exchange of knowledge in the physical, biological, chemical, and mathematical disciplines through the participation of experts and professionals in these fields, to foster the discussion of new discoveries and establish collaborations to advance research through the application of artificial intelligence, enhancing analytical capabilities, predictive modeling, and the discovery of novel scientific insights.

2. To promote research and development in each of the areas of Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics, and Statistics, through a forum or dialogue that allows the presentation and discussion of the latest advances. Critical issues, challenges, and difficulties faced by each field will also be addressed with the aim of finding solutions, leveraging tools such as artificial intelligence to enhance the analysis and interpretation of scientific research.

3. To facilitate the dissemination of innovative research results, new findings, and emerging technologies in each of the aforementioned areas. A platform will be provided for researchers to share their discoveries and scientific advances, generating a significant impact on scientific knowledge and the application of the AI to the science.

4. To provide a space for the presentation of scientific talks where participants will share their most recent research and findings in Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Statistics, promoting the innovation and constructive discussion, thus enriching knowledge in the scientific community.

5. To stimulate the participation and engagement of the scientific community in the areas of Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Statistics through oral and poster sessions.  These sessions will provide a space to share research results in a visually attractive way, allowing direct interaction and feedback among participants to generate a positive impact on the interactive scientific community in attendance.

There will be keynote lectures given by international and national guests, oral disciplinary presentations, as well as a panel discussion and an exhibition of posters.

Important dates

Date

Description

July 15

Abstract submission opens

September 6

Deadline for the Abstract submission

August 15 to September 13

Notification of Acceptance

July 15 to September 13

Early registration

September 20

Registration deadline
October 1 Conference opening
October 3 Conference closing

 

Talks and posters

Proposals sent by those interested in participating within the thematic areas will be selected after evaluation and approval by the members of the Scientific Committee of the Conference.

For the submission of proposals, the indications given in the template (All papers presented as abstracts, slides for oral or poster talks must be in English, but the speaker may speak in Spanish or English.):

Abstract Template - IMFaS-2024

Should be considered, whereby the purpose, methodology, development and main conclusions of the work should be evidenced.  The Scientific Committee will be responsible for classifying papers according to their relevance as an oral or poster presentation.

Thematic Areas

The thematic areas of the event are classified into 6 components encompassing various fields of basic sciences:

  • Artificial Intelligence: Integration of AI techniques to analyze data, model systems, and innovate in scientific research across the basic sciences.

  • Renewable Energies: Research focused on sustainable energy sources, including solar, wind, hydroelectric, and biomass.

  • Materials: Exploration of new materials, their properties, and applications in various disciplines such as chemistry, physics, and engineering.

  • Models and Simulation: Development and application of mathematical models and computer simulations to study complex systems and phenomena.

  • Nano Science: Research on nanomaterials and their applications in biology, chemistry, and physics.

  • Teaching: Strategies, innovations, and methodologies in science education, aimed at enhancing learning outcomes and engagement.

These components provide a comprehensive platform for researchers and professionals to present and discuss cutting-edge advancements and collaborate on interdisciplinary research.

Rules for the submission and presentation of works and registration

Registration for participants who submit works:

  • Pre-registration (Abstract submission) through the form given in the following link or QR:

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  • Each author may submit more than one proposal. When there is more than one author, only one will be responsible for submitting the proposal and managing the data related to it on the form. If a participant submits several works, he/she will only pay a single inscription fee. Participation will be certified for those who present a poster or paper as a speaker.

  • Once the acceptance of the work has been notified, the payment corresponding to the registration must be made through the following link or QR:

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  • Or received will be deposited in the savings account (Cuenta de Ahorros No. 606-0000 14-72 Banco Bancolombia a nombre de FUNDUPETEC).

  • Once the payment has been made, send the receipt through the form given in the following link or QR:

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Registration of assistants without presentation of works 

  • Do the payment corresponding to the registration  through the following link or QR

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Or received will be deposited in the savings account (Cuenta de Ahorros No. 606-0000 14-72 Banco Bancolombia a nombre de FUNDUPETEC).

  • Once the payment has been made, send the receipt through the form given in the following link or QR:

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Costs according to the category of participants

Category

Value

July 15 to September 13

Value

September 13 to  September 20

UPTC students and external undergraduate students

(non-presenters)

$ 60.000

$ 80.000

UPTC students and external postgraduate students

 (non-presenters)

$ 110.000

$ 130.000

UPTC Professors

(non-presenters)

$ 130.000

$ 150.000

UPTC students and external undergraduate students

(Presenters)

$ 110.000

$ 130.000

UPTC students and external postgraduate students

(Presenters)

$ 130.000

$ 150.000

UPTC professors and external professionals

(Presenters)

$ 310.000

$ 330.000

Scientific Committee
  • Juan Carlos Castillo Millán (Chemistry)

  • Sonia Mancipe Estévez (Chemistry)

  • Jairo Antonio Cubillos Lobo (Chemistry)

  • Daniel Gallego (Chemistry)

  • Diego M. Gallego Mahecha (Physics)

  • Agustín Martínez Ovalle (Physics)

  • William A. Pacheco Serrano (Physics)

  • Zaida Zarely Ojeda Pérez (Biology)

  • Adriana J.Espinosa Ramírez (Biology)

  • María Eugenia Morales Puentes (Biology)

  • Richard Alexander de la Cruz (Mathematics and Statistics)

  • Martha del Pilar Pacheco (Mathematics and Statistics)

  • Victor Miguel Burbano Pantoja (Mathematics and Statistics)

The program includes all the activities that will take place during the meeting, such as conferences, oral presentations (OP), poster presentations (PP), discussions, etc. The program covers the different thematic areas of the event.

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Poster VII International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences

“VII International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences - 2024”

 

The poster for the VII International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences - 2024 is designed to highlight the interconnectedness between the different areas of science and how they work together to solve complex problems. The poster features four characters around a earth globe, where each character symbolizes one of the areas of science:  The cell represents: Biology; The prism: Physics; The Millimeter square: Mathematics and Statistics; and the laboratory alcohol burner: Chemistry.

In addition, the earth globe in the center of the poster represents the global vision of science and the idea that scientific knowledge has no boundaries. This design also seeks to encourage the creation and strengthening of partnerships with institutions and researchers with extensive expertise in each of the areas of science.

The VII International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences – 2024 will be an opportunity to share knowledge and discoveries that will advance the development of science and technology. It is expected that this meeting will allow for closer collaboration between different institutions and science professionals, thus fostering a culture of teamwork and a broader vision of science in the world.

In conclusion, the poster of the VII International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences - 2024 is a graphic representation of how the different areas of science work together to advance scientific knowledge and solve complex problems with social projection. It is hoped that this meeting will allow for closer collaboration between different institutions and science professionals, thus fostering a culture of teamwork and a broader vision of science in the world.

 

Designer: Sara Juliana Bernal Ojeda

Logo VII International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences

“VI International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences - 2024”

 

This event is of great importance to the scientific community and will be held at Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia between October 1st and 3th, 2024. As is common in events of this nature, it is essential to have a strong and attractive visual identity so that the event is easily recognized. The logo that we will present to you meets these objectives.

The logo of the VII International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences - 2024 is composed of a serotonin molecule which represents the chemical sciences, a fundamental discipline for understanding the nature of matter and its transformation. Inside one of the serotonin rings is a map of Colombia with a hummingbird and orchid, which are examples of national flora and fauna that represent the biological sciences, another essential branch for the study of life and its complexity. The second ring illustrates several physics symbols that represent some type of physical phenomenon discovered throughout history and that are fundamental to the study of the universe and its behavior. These symbols represent the physical sciences. Finally, under the arm containing a radical is a graph of coordinate axes. Complementing each of the visual atoms of serotonin are some symbols that represent the mathematical sciences, disciplines that have been crucial in the evolution of scientific and technological knowledge and that are indispensable in most areas of science.

The combination of these elements represents the interconnection and collaboration between the different scientific disciplines that converge in this important event. The logo will be the visual identity of the VII International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences - 2024, and its use will be fundamental for the event’s recognition.

We hope that this logo will be a distinctive and memorable element that will allow the VII International Meeting of the Faculty of Sciences - 2024 to be recognized and remembered by the scientific community worldwide.

Designer:
Sara Juliana Bernal Ojeda

Design Advisors:
Judith H. Ojeda S.
Yereth Burbano V.
Irina Tatiana Morales Castaño

+ info:

Email:

imfas@uptc.edu.co

 

Información actualizada: 17 de octubre de 2024