Chile's unique landscape provides an ideal setting for research in earth sciences, renewable energy, and health, among others. The Santiago Center supports collaborative projects between Columbia faculty and Chilean researchers, including those funded by the President’s Global Innovation Fund. These initiatives address critical issues such as climate change, public and global health and sustainable energy, among several others.
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Programming Officer Chris Molinari visited the CHIC center located in the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve.
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Thanks to the efforts of Columbia faculty, Kirberg managed to escape the Pinochet regime and start over as a free man.
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Dignitaries, government officials, academics, alumni and friends of the Center attended the event at the US Ambassador’s residence.
The story of how 100 years ago, Gabriela Mistral's first book, "Desolación," was published by Columbia's Instituto de las Españas.
The book “Columbia University and Chile: Over 100 Years of History,” was presented on September 22 in Columbia's Teachers College.
Sebastián Salas (GSAPP’22) Research Fellow at the Santiago Center, organized the conference and presented the results of his research.