Mexico City, December 6, 2024. On October 23 and 24, the Estoril Conference 2024organized by the Nova School of Business & Economics in Estoril, Portugal, became a key venue for addressing the most pressing global challenges.
This event brought together international leaders, leading academics and experts from 26 countries and 26 countries on topics such as sustainability, the ethical challenges of artificial intelligence and the human impact on the planet. Among the keynote speakers were José Ramos-Horta (Nobel Peace Prize 1996), Oleksandra Matviichuk (Nobel Peace Prize 2022), Tawakkol Karman (Nobel Peace Prize 2011) and Sir Richard Roberts (Nobel Prize in Medicine 1993).
In this context, academics from the Universidad Panamericana participated in an exclusive event organized by the Digital Data Design Institute (D³) of Harvard Business School, where they presented projects in key areas such as artificial intelligence, sustainability and interdisciplinary innovation.where they presented projects in key areas such as artificial intelligence, sustainability and interdisciplinary innovation.
Participation of the Universidad Panamericana
The meeting, which included our academics, limited by invitation, brought together researchers and business leaders for the presentation and discussion of projects under development.
Dr. Marisol Velázquez Salazarresearch secretary of the School of Business, Mexico City campus, emphasized: "This space allowed us to strengthen links with institutions such as Harvard and Nova, in addition to exploring innovative models of interdisciplinary collaboration."
While the Dr. Román Rodríguez Aguilarprofessor of the same faculty of our university, emphasized the relevance of these dynamics: "Interacting as peers in this environment allowed us to link new technologies directly with the company and society.".
For his part, Dr. Félix Martínez Ríos Dr. Félix Martínez Ríosacademic of the Faculty of Engineeringshared his experience: "It was an honor to expose my work in front of figures such as Sir Richard Roberts. These interactions reinforce our mission to align our research with international standards. international standards.
Finally, Dr. Philippe Prince Dr. Philippe Princea researcher at the Faculty of Lawhighlighted the ethical approach to artificial intelligence, emphasizing the analysis by Anil DoshiAssistant Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship at the UCL School of Management, on the perception of artificial intelligence. abstracts generated by artificial intelligence.
According to Prince: "The combination of young and experienced perspectives enriched the dialogue about ethical and collaborative challenges in academic research.".
Global impact and strategic alliances
The participation of the Universidad Panamericana in the Estoril Conference 2024 reflects its commitment to the internationalization of research and its focus on generating relevant knowledge to address major global challenges..
The strategic alliances and collaborative projects derived from this forum strengthen key areas such as sustainability, artificial intelligence and public policy.
For more information about the researchers at Universidad Panamericana , please contact : https://www.up.edu.mx/investigadores-panamericana/
