Ciclo de vida familiar, patrones reproductivos y el trabajo como activo: evolución y estrategias en Uruguay

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Formação inicial de professores: o compromisso do professor-colaborador e da instituição escolar no processo de estágio supervisionado

Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)

La vivienda como un activo en los hogares

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Responsabilidade e compromisso: serviços médicos em Londrina e as relações de médicos com estes serviços – 1933-1971

Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES)

(Des)Compromisso social e sofrimento: o processo de exclusão de travestis e transexuais do interior de São Paulo

Transvestites and transsexualsface everyday intense process of exclusion. The un(un)involvement to those people ethically and politically is a fact and comes from the State and Civil Society. The aims of this article are to analyzehow transgenderexperience their construction of identity in aheteronormative social context; the public health assistance, work and incomepursuit. The methodology used was qualitative action research. The conclusion is that suffering is the result of a process of right’s fight and pursuit for health, assistance and work. The situations of being treated as inferior persons, with no social value are experienced repeatedly.

Pesquisa em Educação Ambiental: compromisso com a vida

Different environmental disasters registered around the world and their consequences to nature and to the biodiversity, including the human beings, lead us to deal with nature’s mysteries and with our limits In controlling technological apparatus that make us proud enough to think that we can control nature’s processes. These kinds of experiences, considered as a real “being-event”, make us experiment processes of disillusion related to the possibilities of science and technology. Considering this frame and the historical human experiences, one fundamental question is related to our position, our professional and ethical commitments and our responsibilities facing this reality. How can we deal with these facts that are continuously announcing the limits of nature, of science, technologies and our self-limits? As researchers involved with environmental education, it seems plausible for us to ask about the ethical commitments related to our “acts” of investigation. So, considering different and stimulating possibilities opened by intellectual and philosophers who are adding significant contributions to these debates, my proposal for this essay is to invite environmental education researchers to carry on a dialog involving these questions with some perspectives proposed specially by Bakhtin (1895 – 1975) and some other authors affiliated or not to his approach. This seems to be an opportunity which allows us to realize that our commitments as environmental education researchers would be identified with our commitments with life

Acondicionador de tensión de red basado en filtro activo de alta frecuencia. Análisis, diseño y experimentación

Doctorado en Ingeniería Industrial. Programa de Ingeniería Electrónica.

Diseño de un filtro polifásico activo en tecnología SiGe 0.35 μm para un receptor basado en el estándar IEEE 802.11a

Proyecto y presentación del Proyecto Fin de Carrera titulado "DISEÑO DE UN FILTRO POLIFÁSICO ACTIVO EN TECNOLOGÍA SiGe 0.35 μm PARA UN RECEPTOR BASADO EN EL ESTÁNDAR IEEE 802.11a"

Diseño de un mezclador activo de baja tensión de alimentación en tecnología de 0.35µm para un receptor IEEE 802.11a

Presentación del Proyecto Fin de Carrera titulado "Diseño de un mezclador activo de baja tensión de alimentación en tecnología de 0.35µm para un receptor IEEE 802.11a"

Elaboración de mapas cognitivos de entorno empleando un sensor láser activo

Máster Universitario en Sistemas Inteligentes y Aplicaciones Numéricas en Ingeniería (SIANI)

Migración y ecología trófica de peces migradores verticales dominantes del Atlántico nordeste subtropical: implicaciones en el flujo activo de carbono

[EN]Diel vertical migrants (DVMs) are mainly zooplankton and micronekton that migrate upward from 400-700 m depth every night to feed in the productive epipelagic zone and come back at dawn to the mesopelagic zone, where they release the ingested carbon. DVMs should contribute to the biological pump in the ocean and, accordingly, to thevglobal CO2 balance. A large portion of the DVMs biomass are the lanternfishes (myctophidae), which might represent a pathway accounting for a substantial export of organic carbon to the deep ocean. Nevertheless, the magnitude of this transport is still poorly known. The combined study of migration and feeding ecology is a good approach to improve our knowledge of the DVMs role in this active carbon flux. Two dominant myctophids in the Subtropical Eastern North Atlantic Ocean (Hygophum hygomii (Lütken, 1892) and (Lobianchia dofleini (Zugmayer, 1911)) were studied from several surveys carried out around the Canary Islands during the last decade. Our results showed a marked diel vertical migration and a prevailing nocturnal feeding with predation mainly on copepods and euphausiids. The digestion state of prey suggested a slow stomach evacuation rate and that most of the ingested carbon in the epipelagic is efficiently transported to the mesopelagic zone.

Compromiso de los adolescentes de Canarias con un estilo de vida físicamente activo y saludable

Programa de doctorado: Avances en Traumatología