Revista Universidad EAFIT, Vol. 56, Núm. 177 (2021)

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    El cuidado, en el corazón de la ciencia
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2021-12-06) Luján Sáenz, Juan Carlos; Colaborador
    A pandemic world, crestfallen and full of fear, found an ally in science to help it get out of such a crisis. Focused on caring for and understanding this moment, scientists and thinkers have contributed their knowledge in the search for solutions. The challenge for humanity? Stop thinking in the short term.
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    Descifrando más enigmas sobre el aguacate Hass
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2021-12-06) Luján Sáenz, Juan Carlos; Sosa Vargas, Felipe; Colaborador; Colaborador
    EAFIT carries out three investigations with Grupo Cartama, an agricultural company dedicated to producing and exporting Hass avocado. The achievements will benefit the productivity of the sector and the quality of the fruit. The communities near the cultivation sites have already received the new knowledge. Researchers from the University's School of Sciences participate in the studies.
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    ¿Emisiones a la atmósfera?, ¿por qué no mejor de bonos verdes?
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2021-12-06) Luján Sáenz, Juan Carlos; Universidad EAFIT
    Used by public and private institutions, green bonds are part of a debt securities market, that is, in which financing is presented through the issuance of said bonds. They are also known as fixed-income securities, since between issuers and buyers the amount of money that will be obtained and the fixed interest are known exactly. The definition of what they are is in the international study The potential of green bond markets in Latin America and the Caribbean, financed by the EU-LAC Foundation and in which academics from EAFIT, the firm Hill and Get2C participated.