A team of teachers and researchers from the Military Applications Research Center and the Department of Energy and Mechanical Sciences participates in a scientific mission to Antarctica with the project: “UV radiation monitoring in Antarctica: Nanofiber sensors manufactured in situ”, a research aimed at the development and validation of sensors capable of measuring ultraviolet radiation in extreme conditions. which contributes to the generation of high-impact scientific and technological knowledge.
From one of the most challenging places on the planet 
, the University of the Armed Forces ESPE reaffirms its commitment to research, innovation and international projection, in collaboration with academic institutions such as the University of San Francisco de Quito, the University of Louisville and the Alfonso X el Sabio University.
, the University of the Armed Forces ESPE reaffirms its commitment to research, innovation and international 
projection, in collaboration with academic institutions such as the University of San Francisco de Quito, the University of Louisville and the Alfonso X el Sabio University.
