The work has focused on reviewing the questions proposed for each of the key informants in the process.

Commitment and active participation have characterized the collaborative work carried out by the members of the Investigation Subcommittee, who in the last sessions on Fridays have focused on reviewing the questions that were proposed for each of the key informants of the Institutional Self-assessment process.

The sessions, led by the Vice Chancellor for Research and Graduate Studies, Dr. Eduardo Notte, contemplated the formulation and definition of questions by each of the subgroups of this Subcommittee, and their subsequent analysis and consensus among the participants.

“We focused on reviewing the questions that were proposed for each of the relevant actors, according to each of the dimensions that are evaluated in the CNA. We try to reduce the number of questions to be able to provide suggestions for queries that can be used in surveys or focus groups for the entire Research area”, explained Dr. Cristian Ibáñez, Director of Postgraduate and Postgraduate Studies and member of the Subcommittee.

The manager also highlighted the work carried out by the members of the Investigation Subcommittee: “it has been quite interesting and fruitful, because there has been a good commitment on the part of the members, and that must be valued and rescued. The fact that we are doing this exercise of meeting weekly, analyzing each of the aspects that concern us to see the CNA criteria with which we are going to be evaluated, on the one hand, has generated that the researchers who are involved are getting to know each other, They are already well consolidating the groups, and that is generating synergy among all the people, which makes our work stronger”.

The work carried out by the Subcommittee will be presented during the plenary session scheduled for July 24.

Written by Gonzalo Lozano, DirCom