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Here's a project that Niharika made about her work :) 

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Here's a project that Niharika made about her work :) 

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The full project video from Niharika's project 

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The full project video from Niharika's project 

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Niharika's project about the Shola birds - REMIX

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Niharika's project about the Shola birds - REMIX

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Project created by Zo

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Leopard Geckos<3 Zoë

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A memory from my aquarium trip ..

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I love the shape of hypes and how the working bees do their job.

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The team made up of Professor Marcela Collao Barreda and students Tea Espinoza Donoso and Odoliz Cáceres Moya from the Chemistry and Pharmacy program at the Faculty of Health Sciences of the Arturo Prat University in Iquique, were awarded in the "EDUCATIONAL ARTISTIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL CREATIVITY" CONTEST. Organized by the Matta Cultural Center of the Chilean Embassy in Argentina, in conjunction with the Foro del Sur Foundation and the collaboration of the National Fine Arts Museums of Argentina and Chile.

The "Animalia" project is a work based on the historical, astronomical, indigenous, scientific, and educational richness, inspired by pieces from the "Jorge Tomicic" Sea Museum at the Huayquique Campus. Using AI and the Octostudio platform from MIT, with a decentralizing and multicultural approach, rescuing the ancestral heritage of the Andean communities (Aymara-Quechua), their worldview, and respect for living and sentient beings that inhabit the Pachamama and the Southeastern Pacific Ocean that bathes our coasts.

It is an animated narrative that combines neurodiversity, gender equity, inclusion, environmental respect, ancestral cultural heritage, music, and traditions of our indigenous peoples, among others. Successfully incorporating learning from the MINEDUC Curriculum Frameworks.

Translation notes:

- "Pachamama" is a Aymara and Quechua word that refers to Mother Earth, so it might be left as is or translated to "Mother Earth" depending on the context.

- "MINEDUC" refers to the Chilean Ministry of Education, so it might be translated to "Chilean Ministry of Education" or left as is if the acronym is widely recognized.