Peru's Concytec funds scientific projects to mitigate El Niño damage

Peru's Concytec launches a grant program offering up to S/ 200,000 to mitigate El Niño impacts.

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Hans Vásquez, executive director of PROCIENCIA at Concytec, announced a new competitive grant program in Peru designed to finance scientific and technological solutions against the impacts of 'El Niño'. ^[1] The Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería (UNI) announced the UNICTEC 2026 International Technology Fair to celebrate its 150th anniversary. ^[2] Eligible participants include academic institutions, companies, and public entities, with a preference for projects in advanced development stages that can be executed within a maximum of six months. ^[3] The initiative provides subsidies ranging from S/ 100,000 to S/ 200,000 for research projects focused on the rapid recovery and mitigation of damages. ^[4] There are eighteen prizes available, with expectations to award sixteen subsidies of S/ 100,000 and up to two of S/ 200,000. ^[5] Qualcomm will present innovations in Edge AI, Robotics, and Physical AI to transform productive and industrial processes. ^[6]

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The Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería (UNI) announced the UNICTEC 2026 International Technology Fair to celebrate its 150th anniversary. · Agencia Andina

Eligible participants include academic institutions, companies, and public entities, with a preference for projects in advanced development stages that can be executed within a maximum of six months. · RPP

The initiative provides subsidies ranging from S/ 100,000 to S/ 200,000 for research projects focused on the rapid recovery and mitigation of damages. · RPP

There are eighteen prizes available, with expectations to award sixteen subsidies of S/ 100,000 and up to two of S/ 200,000. · RPP

Qualcomm will present innovations in Edge AI, Robotics, and Physical AI to transform productive and industrial processes. · Agencia Andina

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