Publicaciones
- REVISTA Discourse, Context & Media
- 2025
A multimodal discursive approach to translanguaging and identity in Chilean social media
• Carolina Pérez Arredondo • Daniela Isabel Avello García • Luis Cárcamo Ulloa
- REVISTA Research Methods in Applied Linguistics
- 2025
Exploring young L2 learners’ perceptions of their viewing experience with captioned animated cartoons
• Daniela Isabel Avello García • Carmen Muñoz Lahoz
- REVISTA Plant Physiology Reports
- 2025
CXIP4 depletion causes early lethality and pre-mRNA missplicing in Arabidopsis
• Uri Israel Aceituno Valenzuela
- REVISTA Horticulturae
- 2025
Effect of Light Conditions on Growth and Antioxidant Parameters of Two Hydroponically Grown Lettuce Cultivars (Green and Purple) in a Vertical Farm System
• Cristián Andrés Hernández Adasme • M.J. Guevara • M.A. Faicán-Benenaula • R. Neira • D. Delgadillo
- REVISTA Plants
- 2025
Gas Atmosphere Innovation Applied to Prolong the Shelf Life of ‘Regina’ Sweet Cherries
• Rodrigo Neira-Ojeda • Sebastián Rodriguez • Cristián Andrés Hernández Adasme • Violeta Muñoz • Dakary Delgadillo
- REVISTA Acta Horticulturae
- 2025
Effect of ambient light enrichment with different LED light spectra on the agronomic characteristics and phenolic profile of lettuce
• Cristián Andrés Hernández Adasme • H. Silva Ascencio • Á. Peña • B. Sun • V. Escalona
- REVISTA American Journal of Sexuality Education
- 2025
Acceptability, Feasibility, and Health Equity in the Implementation of a Sexuality Education Program: Lessons Learned From a Mixed-Methods Experimental Study
• Betzabé Carolina Torres Cortés
- REVISTA Frontiers in Human Dynamics
- 2025
A South-North research agenda for cryotourism in a warming world
• Pamela Bachmann-Vargas • O. Cenk Demiroglu • Sebastián Ruiz Pereira • Dorothee Bohn • Marisol Vereda
- REVISTA Revista chilena de salud pública
- 2025
Inteligencia artificial y su uso en el diagnóstico: ¿El fin del Ars médico?
• Jorge Atanasio Gallardo Cochifas
- REVISTA Experimental Physiology
- 2025
Sex differences in the prefrontal cortex and muscleoxygenation during Sex differe
• Felipe Andrés Contreras Briceño
