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UAI SPOKESPERSONS BY SUBJECT AREA

UAI COMMUNICATIONS 2018

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UAI SPOKESPERSONS BY SUBJECT AREA ......................................................................................... 5

1. Adoption ..................................................................................................................................... 5

2. Anthropology ............................................................................................................................ 5

3. Arab-Israeli Conflict ............................................................................................................... 5

4. Architecture and Digital Manufacturing ........................................................................ 6

5. Architecture, Urbanism, and Landscaping .................................................................... 6

6. Artificial Intelligence.............................................................................................................. 7

7. Big Data ....................................................................................................................................... 7

8. Bioengineering ......................................................................................................................... 7

9. Biological Sciences .................................................................................................................. 8

10. Chile-Bolivia Conflict ............................................................................................................. 8

11. Concessions and Economic Regulation .......................................................................... 9

12. Corporate Governance .......................................................................................................... 9

13. Earthquakes and natural disasters in Chile .................................................................. 9

14. Eating disorders.................................................................................................................... 10

15. Economics ............................................................................................................................... 10

16. Economics, Health ................................................................................................................ 12

17. Economics, Regional ........................................................................................................... 13

18. Electoral Policy and Contemporary Policy ................................................................. 13

19. Electronics and Art .............................................................................................................. 14

20. Energy ....................................................................................................................................... 15

21. Engineering Education ....................................................................................................... 16

22. Engineering, Natural Disasters ....................................................................................... 17

23. Environment .......................................................................................................................... 17

24. Family Businesses ................................................................................................................ 18

25. Finance ..................................................................................................................................... 19

26. Fire and Combustion ........................................................................................................... 20

27. Fiscal Policy, Competitiveness ........................................................................................ 20

28. Gender ...................................................................................................................................... 21

29. Geology and Earthquakes ................................................................................................. 21

30. Global Warming .................................................................................................................... 21

31. Happiness ................................................................................................................................ 22

32. Heritage .................................................................................................................................... 22

33. History ...................................................................................................................................... 23

34. History, European ................................................................................................................ 23

35. History, Football ................................................................................................................... 23

36. History, Naval ........................................................................................................................ 24

37. History, Religions ................................................................................................................. 24

38. Information Security ........................................................................................................... 24

39. Innovation and Entrepreneurship ................................................................................. 25

40. Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer ....................................................... 26

41. International Politics .......................................................................................................... 26

42. International Relations ...................................................................................................... 26

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43. Internet of Things ................................................................................................................ 27

44. Islam .......................................................................................................................................... 27

45. Journalism, Data ................................................................................................................... 28

46. Journalism, Economic ......................................................................................................... 28

47. Journalistic Ethics ................................................................................................................ 28

48. Labor Reform, Labor Code, Unemployment .............................................................. 29

49. Law, Administrative ............................................................................................................ 29

50. Law, Civil ................................................................................................................................. 30

51. Law, Commercial .................................................................................................................. 30

52. Law, Constitutional .............................................................................................................. 31

53. Law, Criminal and Criminal Procedure ....................................................................... 31

54. Law, Environmental ............................................................................................................ 32

55. Law, Human Rights .............................................................................................................. 33

56. Law, Labor .............................................................................................................................. 33

57. Law, Procedural .................................................................................................................... 33

58. Law, Public International .................................................................................................. 34

59. Law, Sexual and Reproductive Rights .......................................................................... 34

60. Law, Taxation ......................................................................................................................... 35

61. Leadership .............................................................................................................................. 35

62. Marketing – Retail ................................................................................................................ 35

63. Mental Health ........................................................................................................................ 36

64. Metallurgy and Materials .................................................................................................. 38

65. Mindfulness ............................................................................................................................ 38

66. Mining ....................................................................................................................................... 38

67. Neuropsychology ................................................................................................................. 39

68. Neurosciences ....................................................................................................................... 39

69. Organizations ......................................................................................................................... 40

70. Pensions ................................................................................................................................... 41

71. Philanthrophy ........................................................................................................................ 42

72. Philosophy of Law ................................................................................................................ 42

73. Physical Sciences .................................................................................................................. 43

74. Populism .................................................................................................................................. 44

75. Public Policies in relation to Poverty ........................................................................... 44

76. Robotics ................................................................................................................................... 45

77. SENAME [National Service For (the Rights of) Minors] .......................................... 46

78. String Theory ......................................................................................................................... 46

79. Social Networks and Consumer Trends ...................................................................... 46

80. Sociology .................................................................................................................................. 46

81. Stem Cells ................................................................................................................................ 47

82. Strategy and Management ................................................................................................ 47

83. Sustainability ......................................................................................................................... 48

84. Tax Reform, Free Competition ........................................................................................ 49

85. Territory, Urbanism, and Cities ...................................................................................... 49

86. Terrorism ................................................................................................................................ 49

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87. Transparency ......................................................................................................................... 50

88. Transparency and Business ............................................................................................. 50

89. Transparency and Trust .................................................................................................... 51

90. Work and Aging, Selection of Personnel ..................................................................... 51

91. Work and Organizations (Zoomed-in Research) ..................................................... 51

UAI SPOKESPERSONS BY COLLEGE ................................................................................................. 53

Communications Department ............................................................................................................. 54

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UAI SPOKESPERSONS BY SUBJECT AREA

1. Adoption

María Josefina Escobar Doctor in Psychotherapy, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile - Universidad de Chile - Universität Heidelberg, Germany. Master in Psychology, Clinical Psychology for Children and Youth, Universidad de Chile. Master in Psychotherapy, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Bachelor in Psychology, Universidad Católica de Cuyo, San Juan, Argentina. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 2) 2331 1742 mjosefina.escobar@uai.cl Specific areas: early bonding, attachment, adoption, institutionalization-foster homes.

2. Anthropology

Michelle Sadler Social Anthropologist and Master in Gender Studies, Universidad de Chile. Master of Science in Medical Anthropology, Oxford University, England. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 2) 2331 1897 michelle.sadler@uai.cl Specific areas: sexual and reproductive rights, model of gestation-birth-nurture care, interactions between health systems, problems with current health models.

3. Arab-Israeli Conflict

Ignacio Morales Master's degree in Theory and History of International Relations, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), England. Master in History of Politics and International Relations, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. Bachelors of History, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 2) 2331 1887 imorales@uai.cl

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4. Architecture and Digital Manufacturing

Diego Pinochet Master of Science in Architecture Studies, Computation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), United States. Architect and Master in Architecture, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. DESIGN LAB (+562) 2331 12 54 diegopinochet@gmail.com Mario Vergara Master in Architecture, Pratt Institute, New York, United States. Architect, Universidad Central. DESIGN LAB (+562) 2331 17 76 mario.vergara@uai.cl Pablo Saric Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design, Columbia University. Master in Architecture, Critique and Design, Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña, Barcelona. Architect, Universidad Central de Chile. DESIGN LAB (+562) 2331 11 73 pablo.saric@uai.cl Sergio Araya PhD in Architecture, Design and Computation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), United States. Master of Science in Architecture (MIT), United States. Architect and Master in Architecture, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. DESIGN LAB (+562) 2331 17 02 sergio.araya@uai.cl

5. Architecture, Urbanism, and Landscaping

Felipe Vera Master in Design Studies Urbanism, Landscape and Ecology in Harvard GSD Architect, Universidad de Chile. DESIGN LAB (+562) 23311766 luis.vera@uai.cl

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6. Artificial Intelligence

John Atkinson Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

Computer Engineer, Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María (UTFSM), Valparaíso,

Chile.

College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE

(+56 2) 2331 1877

john.atkinson@uai.cl

Specific Area: Engineering.

7. Big Data

Álvaro Bellolio Master of Public Policy, University of Chicago, United States. Civil Engineer, Pontificia Universidad Católica. School of GOVERNMENT alvaro.bellolio@uai.cl

John Atkinson Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

Computer Engineer, Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María (UTFSM), Valparaíso,

Chile.

College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE

(+56 2) 2331 1877

john.atkinson@uai.cl

Specific Area: big data.

María Paz Hermosilla Master in Public Administration from the University of New York, United States. Journalist, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of GOVERNMENT (+56 2) 2331 1469

paz.hermosilla@uai.cl

Specific Area: public innovation, big data, open data, crowdsourcing.

8. Bioengineering Cedric Little Industrial Engineer and Doctor of Engineering Sciences, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.

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College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 32) 250 3757 cedric.little@uai.cl Specific areas: ecology and sustainability. Juan Francisco Vivanco Civil Engineer, Universidad Tecnológica Federico Santa María, Master in Mechanical Engineering and Ph.D. Materials Science-Biomechanics, University of Wisconsin, United States. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 32) 250 3762 juan.vivanco@uai.cl Specific areas: biomaterials.

9. Biological Sciences Bernardo González Doctor of Biological Sciences, Universidad Católica de Chile. Bachelor of Biochemistry, Universidad de Chile. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1619 bernardo.gonzalez@uai.cl Specific areas: biochemistry, biotechnology, molecular genetics, environmental microbiology, science in Chile.

10. Chile-Bolivia Conflict Gonzalo Serrano Doctor in History, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. Master in History, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. Bachelor of History and Journalism, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez.

College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 32) 250 3861 gserrano@uai.cl Specific Areas: History of 19th Century Chile, Chile and Neighborhood Relations:

Argentina, Bolivia and Peru and History of Football.

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11. Concessions and Economic Regulation Marcelo Villena PhD. and M.Phil., University of Cambridge, England. M.A., University of Leeds, England. Civil Industrial Engineer, Universidad de La Frontera, Chile. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1491 marcelo.villena@uai.cl

12. Corporate Governance

Germán Heufemann Commercial Engineer, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. School of BUSINESS german.heufemann@uai.cl Gonzalo Islas Ph.D. in Economics, University of California, Los Angeles, United States. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1303 gonzalo.islas@uai.cl Specific areas: Chilean economic history and corporate governance. Osvaldo Lagos Doctor of Law, Universidad de los Andes, Chile. Lawyer, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. College of LAW (+56 2) 2331 1117 osvaldo.lagos@uai.cl Specific areas: Consumers, Corporate Governance, Insurance and Companies.

13. Earthquakes and natural disasters in Chile

Alfredo Palacios Doctor, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain. Master in History, Universidad de Chile. Bachelor of Education, Universidad Raúl Silva Henríquez, Chile. College of LIBERAL ARTS

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(+56 2) 2331 1888 alfredo.palacios@uai.cl Specific areas: Earthquakes and natural disasters in Chile. Patricio Toledo Doctor of Science with a mention in Geology, Universidad de Chile. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1296 patricio.toledo@uai.cl Specific areas: geology, hydraulically fractured mining, in-situ hydromining and numerical modeling, pattern recognition applied to the detection and prognosis of seismicity in the crust.

14. Eating disorders Claudia Cruzat Psychology, Universidad de Concepción, Chile. Master in Psychology mention Clinical Psychology, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Master in Psychotherapy, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. PhD, Research in Psychotherapy, a joint program of the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Universidad de Chile, Universität Heidelberg, Germany. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 2) 2331 1648 claudia.cruzat@uai.cl Specific areas: clinical psychology, eating disorders, research in psychotherapy, qualitative research methodology.

15. Economics

Alejandra Marinovic Ph.D. in Economics, Columbia University, United States. Master in Philosophy in Economics, Columbia University, USA. Master in Economics, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, Master of Arts, Columbia University, USA Commercial Engineer and Bachelor in Economics, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1628 alejandra.marinovic@uai.cl

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Specific areas: international economics, macro-economics, growth, competition, public policy, collusion. Alejandro Montecinos Ph. D. in Economics, University of Notre Dame, United States. Master of Arts in Economics, University of Notre Dame, United States. Master in Economics with a mention in Public Policies, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Commercial Engineer, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. School of BUSINESS (+56 32) 2250 3859 amontecinos@uai.cl Specific areas: strategies in innovation, research and development, industrial development, R&D, public policies in innovation. Diana Krüger Ph. D. in Economics, University of Maryland, United States. MBA, University of Texas, United States. Master of Arts in Economics, University of Maryland, USA School of BUSINESS (+56 32) 2250 3837 diana.kruger@uai.cl Specific areas: economic development, child labor, schooling and adolescent motherhood. Francisco Parro Ph. D. in Economics, University of Chicago, United States. Master in Economics and Commercial Engineer, with a mention in Economics, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1166 francisco.parro@uai.cl Specific areas: macroeconomics, public policies and Monthly Business Confidence Index (MBCI) with Icare. Juan Pedro Eberhard PhD and Master of Arts in Economics, Yale University, United States. Master in Applied Economics, Universidad de Chile. Civil Mathematical Engineer, Universidad de Chile. School of BUSINESS (+56 32) 2250 3734 juan.eberhard@uai.cl Specific areas: immigration, vocational training and technical education, collusion, competition, modernization of the state, economic growth and regional migration.

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Juan Pablo Medina Doctor of Philosophy in Economics, University of California, Los Angeles, United States. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1071 juan.medina@uai.cl Specific areas: macroeconomics, international economics and international finance. Pablo Pincheira Civil Mathematical Engineer, Universidad de Chile, Ph. D. in Economics, University of Wisconsin-Madison, United States. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1489 pablo.pincheira@uai.cl Specific areas: macroeconomics, macroeconomic reform and commodities.

16. Economics, Health

Florencia Borrescio Ph.D. in Economics, Brown University, United States. School of GOVERNMENT

(+562) 2331 1286 florencia.borrescio@uai.cl Guillermo Paraje Ph.D. in Economics, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom. MBA, University of Cambridge, England. Master in Economics, Georgetown University, United States.

Master of Philosophy in Economics, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom. Bachelor of Economics, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1380 guillermo.paraje@uai.cl

Specific areas: tobacco tax, alcohol tax, increases in ISAPRE [Chilean health insurance] plans. Nieves Valdés Ph.D. in Economics, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain. School of GOVERNMENT (+562) 2331 1361 nieves.valdes@uai.cl

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17. Economics, Regional

Patricio Aroca González Ph.D. in Economics, University of Illinois, United States. MSc in Economic Policy, University of Illinois, United States. Master in Economics, Universidad de Chile. Commercial Engineer, Universidad Austral de Chile. Director of the UAI Center for Regional Economics and Policy. School of BUSINESS (+56 32) 250 3898 patricio.aroca@uai.cl Specific Areas: regional economy, mining and natural resources, decentralization, regional inequalities and regional policy.

18. Electoral Policy and Contemporary Policy

Cristóbal Bellolio PhD. in Political Philosophy and Master in Political and Legal Theory, University College London (UCL), England. Lawyer and Bachelor in Political Science, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of GOVERNMENT cristobal.bellolio@uai.cl Specific areas: political participation, electoral politics, political analysis. Daniel Brieba Doctor of Political Science, University of Oxford, United Kingdom. School of GOVERNMENT (+562) 2331 1050 daniel.brieba@uai.cl Specific areas: electoral participation. Fernando Wilson Master in Political Science, mention International Relations, Universidad Católica de Chile. Diploma in Defense Policy Management and Formulation, CHADS / National Defense University, Washington, United States. Bachelor in History, Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 32) 250 3865 fernando.wilson@uai.cl

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Specific areas: Naval History, America's political and military history, International Relations, security and defense, analysis. Francisco Covarrubias Master of Art in Economics, Universidad de Navarra, Spain. Dean of the College of LIBERAL ARTS. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 2) 2331 1625 francisco.covarrubias@uai.cl Jorge González Aravena PhD. in Political Science, University of Texas at Austin, United States. Commercial Engineer, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. School of GOVERNMENT (+56 32) 250 3706 jorge.gonzalez@uai.cl Specific areas: political and electoral studies, and survey analysis. Karen Trajtemberg Master in Strategic Communication, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile. Journalist and Political Scientist, Universidad Gabriela Mistral, Chile. School of JOURNALISM (+56 32) 250 3891 karent@uai.cl Specific areas: current affairs, political communication, national political analysis and regional contemporary issues. Max Colodro Sociologist and Doctor of Philosophy, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Academic Director, UAI Master in Political Communication. School of JOURNALISM (+562) 2331 1120 max.colodro@uai.cl

19. Electronics and Art Carolina Pino Master in Interactive Telecommunications Program, Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, United States. Postgraduate studies, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and College of Arts at the University of Columbia, Bachelor of Arts, Universidad de Chile. DESIGN LAB

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(+562) 2331 12 04 maria.pino@uai.cl

20. Energy

Alejandro Jadresic PhD. in Economics, University of Harvard, United States. Civil Industrial Engineer, Universidad de Chile. Dean, College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1181 alejandro.jadresic@uai.cl Specific areas: engineering education and energy policy. Carlos Silva Doctor of Philosophy, University of Minnesota, United States. Master of Science, Universidad Católica de Chile. Electrical Industrial Engineer, Universidad Católica de Chile. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1456 c.silva@uai.cl Specific areas: electricity markets, planning and operation of electrical systems, energy and non-conventional renewable energies. Filippo Genco PhD. In Nuclear Engineering, Purdue University, United States. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1948 filippo.genco@uai.cl Specific areas: nuclear energy. Gustavo Cáceres Doctor in Mechanics, École nationale supérieure d'arts et métiers, France. Postdoctorate in Thermal Energy Storage, Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), France. Diplôme d'Études Approfondies in Engineering Sciences, École nationale supérieure d'arts et métiers, France. Civil Mechanical Engineer, Universidad de Santiago de Chile. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1598 gustavo.caceres@uai.cl

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Specific areas: solar thermal energy and solar power plants (CSP and PV), lithium. José Maldifassi PhD. in Management, Polytechnic Institute, N.Y. United States. MBA Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, N.Y. United States. M.Sc. in Nuclear Engineering, M.I.T. United States. M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, M.I.T. United States. Naval Electrical Engineer, Academia Politécnica Naval, Chile. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 32) 250 3753 jose.maldifassi@uai.cl Specific areas: nuclear energy. Raúl O’Ryan Civil Electrical Engineer, Universidad de Chile. Master in Industrial Engineering, Universidad de Chile. Ph.D. in Economics, University of California, Berkeley, United States. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1782 raul.oryan@uai.cl Specific areas: environmental and resource economics, climate change, lithium commission.

21. Engineering Education

Alejandro Jadresic PhD. in Economics, University of Harvard, United States. Civil Industrial Engineer, Universidad de Chile. Dean, College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1181 alejandro.jadresic@uai.cl Specific areas: energy policy. José Maldifassi PhD. in Management, Polytechnic Institute, N.Y. United States. MBA Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, N.Y. United States. M.Sc. in Nuclear Engineering, M.I.T. United States. M.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering, M.I.T. United States. Naval Electrical Engineer, Academia Politécnica Naval, Chile. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 32) 250 3753

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jose.maldifassi@uai.cl Specific areas: nuclear energy. Marcelo Villena PhD. and M.Phil., University of Cambridge, England. M.A., University of Leeds, England. Civil Industrial Engineer, Universidad de La Frontera, Chile. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1491 marcelo.villena@uai.cl Specific areas: economics, public policy.

22. Engineering, Natural Disasters Pablo Parra Ph.D. in Civil Engineering, University of California, Berkeley, United States. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1477 pablo.parra@uai.cl Ricardo Moffat Doctor of Philosophy in Civil Engineering, University of British, Columbia, Canada. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1786 ricardo.moffat@uai.cl

23. Environment

Claudia Pabon Ph. D. in Environmental Sciences and Ecology and Resource Conservation, Wageningen University, Netherlands. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1456 claudia.pabon@uai.cl Specific areas: Environment, water treatment, urban circular economy. José Luis Campos Doctor of Chemical Engineering, Universidad Santiago de Compostela, Spain. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE

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(+56 32) 250 3716 jluis.campos@uai.cl Specific areas: water treatment and pollution. Marco Lardies Dr. Biological Sciences, Ecology Mention, P. Universidad Católica de Chile. Marine Biologist, Universidad Austral de Chile. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 2) 23311583 marco.lardies@uai.cl Specific areas: evolutionary ecology, ecophysiology of ectotherms, impacts of climate change on marine and terrestrial invertebrates.

24. Family Businesses Francisca Sinn Ph. D. in Engineering Sciences, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Commercial Engineer, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1459 francisca.sinn@uai.cl Specific areas: business strategy and general management. Horacio Arredondo MBA, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. Postgraduate Specialization in Corporate Finance, Universidad de la República, Uruguay. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1260 horacio.arredondo@uai.cl Specific areas: corporate strategy, family businesses and financial management. Patricio Durán Ph.D. in Business Administration, International Business, University of South Carolina, United States. Commercial Engineer, Universidad de Chile. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1214 patricio.duran@uai.cl Specific areas: business strategy, global strategy and family businesses.

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25. Finance

Andrés Toledo Acuña MBA, Babson College, United States. Commercial Engineer, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. School of BUSINESS (+56 32) 250 3777 atoledo@uai.cl Specific areas: corporate finance; family business finance; project evaluation; quantitative methods; financing strategies; financial planning; stock market; financial market and managerial oversight. Héctor Osorio Master in Economics. Master in Finance. Master of Military Sciences. Accounting and Auditing. Graduate of Center for Hemispheric Defense Studies, National Defense University WDC, United States. Executive Director of the Financial Innovation Center School of BUSINESS hector.osorio@uai.cl Matías Braun Ph.D. in Economics, Harvard University, United States. Commercial Engineer, mention Economics, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1162 matias.braun@uai.cl Specific areas: financial markets, equities, fixed income, business-associated finance, economic development. Pablo Castañeda Ph.D. in Economics, Boston University, United States. Master of Arts in Political Economy, Boston University, United States. Commercial Engineer and Bachelor in Economic Sciences, Universidad de Chile. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1193 pablo.castaneda@uai.cl Specific areas: asset analysis (fixed income, variable), pension system.

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Salvador Zurita Ph.D. in Management, Master of Arts in Applied Mathematics, and Master of Arts in Economics, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), United States. Master of Theology, Dallas Theological Seminary (DTS), United States. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1450 salvador.zurita@uai.cl Specific areas: financial innovation, securitization, capital market characteristics and financial aspects in the pension fund system, competition, equities, fixed income, collusion and financial instruments.

26. Fire and Combustion

Pedro Reszka

Ph.D. in Fire Safety Engineering, University of Edinburgh, United Kingdom.

College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE

(+56 2) 2331 1422

pedro.reszka@uai.cl

Specific areas: fire safety, thermal systems, combustion and heat transfer with applications to energy conversion, biomass combustion, energy efficiency.

27. Fiscal Policy, Competitiveness

Ignacio Briones PhD. in Economics, Science-Po, Paris, France. Master in Economics, Master in Political Science, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Commercial Engineer, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Dean, School of GOVERNMENT UAI School of GOVERNMENT (+562) 2331 1361 ignacio.briones@uai.cl Specific areas: international finance, public finance, political institutions and processes, public policies.

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28. Gender Michelle Sadler Social Anthropologist and Master in Gender Studies, Universidad de Chile. Master of Science in Medical Anthropology, University of Oxford, England. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 2) 2331 1897 michelle.sadler@uai.cl Specific areas: sexual and reproductive rights, model of gestation-birth-nurture care, interactions between health systems, problems with current health models.

29. Geology and Earthquakes

Patricio Toledo Doctor of Science with a mention in Geology, Universidad de Chile. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1296 patricio.toledo@uai.cl Specific areas: geology, hydraulically fractured mining, in-situ hydromining and numerical modeling, pattern recognition applied to the detection and prognosis of seismicity in the crust.

30. Global Warming

Marco Antonio Lardies

Doctor of Biological Sciences mention Ecology, Pontificia Universidad Católica de

Chile.

College of LIBERAL ARTS

(+56 2) 23311583

marco.lardies@uai.cl

Specific areas: evolutionary ecology, biological sciences.

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31. Happiness

Wenceslao Unanue Ph. D. in Economic Psychology, University of Sussex, United Kingdom. Master in Economics, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Master in Applied Social Psychology, Universidad de Sussex, United Kingdom. Commercial Engineer mention Economics, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Psychologist, Universidad Católica de Chile. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1550 wenceslao.unanue@uai.cl Specific areas: public policy, economic psychology, human happiness and well-being, consumer behavior and economic development.

32. Heritage

Fernando Guzmán Doctor in History of Art, Universidad de Sevilla. Diplôme d’Études Approfondies in History of Art, Universidad de Sevilla. Bachelor in Art Theory and History, Universidad de Chile. Director Graduate Studies, UAI College of LIBERAL ARTS. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 2) 2331 1281 fernando.guzman@uai.cl Specific areas: History of art, Colonial American art, Chilean art, Cultural heritage. Rodrigo Moreno

Doctor in History of America, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain.

Diplôme d’Études Approfondies in History of America, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain.

Bachelor of History, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso.

College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 32) 250 3827

rodrigo.moreno@uai.cl

Specific areas: Regional History, History and Heritage, History and strategy, Latin

American History, History, Religions, modern cartography, and cases of History

applicable to the teaching of strategy, innovation, entrepreneurship and leadership in

the business world.

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33. History Andrés Estefane Student of the Doctoral Program in History at New York State University at Stony Brook, United States. Bachelor of History, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of GOVERNMENT (+56 2) 331 1298 andres.estefane@uai.cl Specific Area: bureaucracy, local power and production of state knowledge. Juan Luis Ossa DPhil in Modern History, MSc in Historical Research, St Antony’s College, University of Oxford, England. Bachelor of History, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of GOVERNMENT (+56 2) 331 1585 juan.ossa@uai.cl Specific Areas: Politics and History.

34. History, European

Tomás Villarroel Doctor in History, Universität Würzburg, Germany. Master in History, mention European History, Universidad de Chile. Bachelor of History, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 32) 250 3896 tomas.villarroel@uai.cl Specific Areas: History of Germany and Russia.

35. History, Football

Gonzalo Serrano

Doctor in History, Universidad Católica de Chile.

College of LIBERAL ARTS

(+56 32) 22503861

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gserrano@uai.cl

36. History, Naval Fernando Wilson Lazo Master in Political Science, mention International Relations, Universidad Católica de Chile. Diploma in Defense Policy Management and Formulation, CHADS / National Defense University, Washington, United States. Bachelor in History, Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 32) 250 3865 fernando.wilson@uai.cl Specific areas: Naval History, America's political and military history, International Relations, security and defense, analysis.

37. History, Religions

Rodrigo Moreno

Doctor in History of the Americas, Universidad de Sevilla, Spain.

Diplôme d’Études Approfondies in History of the Americas, Universidad de Sevilla,

Spain.

Bachelor of History, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso.

College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 32) 250 3827

rodrigo.moreno@uai.cl

Specific areas: Regional History, History and Heritage, History and strategy, Latin

American History, History, Religions, modern cartography, and cases of History

applicable to the teaching of strategy, innovation, entrepreneurship and leadership in

the business world.

38. Information Security Rafael Cereceda Master in Business Engineering Information Technologies, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1912

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39. Innovation and Entrepreneurship Carla Bustamante PhD in Strategy and Entrepreneurship, University of Colorado at Boulder, United

States.

Commercial Engineer and Master in Strategic Sales Management, Universidad Adolfo

Ibáñez, Chile.

School of BUSINESS

(+56 2) 2331 1334

carla.bustamante@uai.cl

Felipe Oelckers Doctor (c) in entrepreneurship, innovation and sustainability, Deusto Business School, País Vasco, Spain. MBA, EGADE Business School, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico. M.Sc. Master of Science in Marketing, Commercial Engineer, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. School of BUSINESS

(+56 32) 250 38 56 felipe.oelckers@uai.cl Specific areas: new business, innovation, product development, entrepreneurship in the elderly. Javier Traslaviña

Master in Consumer Behavior, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez.

College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE

(+56 2) 2331 1511

javier.traslavina@uai.cl

Specific areas: design, innovation, consumer behavior.

José Miguel Benavente

Doctor of Philosophy in Economics, University of Oxford, United Kingdom.

School of BUSINESS

(+56 2) 2331 1229

jmbenavente@uai.cl

Specific areas: innovation economics and technology policy, evaluation of public

programs, entrepreneurship.

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40. Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer Luis Nilo Director, Office of Projects and Intellectual Property. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1718 luis.nilo@uai.cl

41. International Politics

Fernando Wilson Lazo Master in Political Science, mention International Relations, Universidad Católica de Chile. Diploma in Defense Policy Management and Formulation, CHADS / National Defense University, Washington, United States. Bachelor in History, Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 32) 250 3865 fernando.wilson@uai.cl Specific areas: Naval History, America's political and military history, International Relations, security and defense, analysis.

Miguel Saralegui

Doctor of Philosophy, Universidad de Barcelona, Spain.

Bachelor of Philosophy, Universidad de Navarra; and Political Science, Universidad del

País Vasco, Spain.

College of LIBERAL ARTS

(+56 2) 2331 1892

miguel.saralegui@uai.cl

Specific areas: International Politics, Populism, Constitutionalism and Terrorism.

42. International Relations

Fernando Wilson Master in Political Science, mention International Relations, Universidad Católica de Chile. Diploma in Defense Policy Management and Formulation, CHADS / National Defense University, Washington, United States. Bachelor in History, Universidad Católica de Valparaíso.

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College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 32) 250 3865 fernando.wilson@uai.cl Specific areas: Naval History, America's political and military history, International Relations, security and defense, analysis.

43. Internet of Things

Alejandra Beghelli Ph.D. in Electronic and Electrical Engineering, UCL, United Kingdom. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 32) 250 3824 alejandra.beghelli@uai.cl Specific area: computer networks, fiber optic networks, network performance evaluation, algorithm. Gonzalo Huerta Ph.D. in Information and Communications, Kaist-Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology, Korea. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE

(+56 32) 250 3719

gonzalo.huerta@uai.cl

44. Islam Diego Melo Diplôme d’Études Approfondies in Medieval History, Universidad de Salamanca, Spain. Master in History, Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. Bachelor of History, Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 2) 2331 1338 diego.melo@uai.cl Specific areas: Medieval history, History of classical Islam, History of al-Andalus

(Muslim Spain).

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45. Journalism, Data Carlos Franco Master (c) in Strategic Communication, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile. Journalist and Bachelor in Social Communication, Universidad Católica de la Santísima Concepción, Chile. School of JOURNALISM (+56 2) 2331 1699 carlos.franco@uai.cl Specific areas: Digital Media and Data Journalism.

46. Journalism, Economic Marily Lüders Journalist, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

Dean, UAI School of JOURNALISM

(+56 2) 2331 1120

marily.luders@uai.cl

Specific areas: Journalism, Economic and journalism discussion.

47. Journalistic Ethics Bárbara Fuentes Barañao Bachelor of History and Journalist, Universidad Católica de Chile. (+562) 2331 1348 barbara.fuentes@uai.cl Specific areas: media, press and power, journalistic publishing, interviews, non-fiction narration, new journalism. Marily Lüders Morales Journalist, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

Dean, UAI School of JOURNALISM

(+56 2) 2331 1120

marily.luders@uai.cl

Specific areas: Journalism, Economic and journalism discussion.

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48. Labor Reform, Labor Code, Unemployment Andrea Repetto PhD. in Economics, MIT, United States. Master in Economics, Universidad Católica de Chile. Commercial Engineer, Universidad Católica de Chile. School of GOVERNMENT andrea.repetto@uai.cl (+562) 22331 1398 Specific areas: economics and psychology, household savings and indebtedness,

education economics, labor economics.

49. Law, Administrative Christian Rojas Doctor of Law, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Master in Legal Science, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Lawyer, Universidad de Valparaíso. College of LAW (+56 32) 250 3775 christian.rojas@uai.cl Specific Areas: administrative law, environmental law and water law. José Miguel Valdivia Lawyer, Universidad de Chile. Master in Public Internal Law, Panthéon-Assas (Paris II)(2001). Doctor of Public Law, Panthéon-Assas (Paris II) (2010). College of LAW (+562) 2 3311420 jvaldivia@uai.cl Specific areas: regulation of public services, state responsibility, administrative contracting, control of state administration. Ramiro Mendoza Lawyer, Universidad de Chile Dean, College of LAW (+56 2) 2331 1361 ramiro.mendoza@uai.cl Specific areas: Administrative law, Transparency, State.

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50. Law, Civil

Adrián Schopf Lawyer, Universidad de Chile. Doctor of Law, Universität München, Germany. College of LAW (+562) 2 3311421 adrian.schopf@uai.cl Specific areas: contracts, obligations, goods, civil liability. Esteban Pereira Lawyer, Universidad de Chile. College of LAW (+562) 2 3311709 esteban.pereira@uai.cl Specific areas: legal philosophy, civil liability. Fabián Elorriaga De Bonis Doctor of Law, Universidad de Navarra, Spain. Lawyer, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. College of LAW (+56 32) 250 3787 fabian.elorriaga@uai.cl Specific Areas: civil law, civil liability, contract law and inheritance law. Susana Espada Lawyer, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. Doctor of Law, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. College of LAW (+562) 2 33116 66 susana.espada@uai.cl Specific areas: family law and inheritance law, new models of family and unmarried couples.

51. Law, Commercial

Osvaldo Lagos Doctor of Law, Universidad de los Andes, Chile. Lawyer, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. College of LAW (+562) 2 3311317 osvaldo.lagos@uai.cl

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Specific areas: Consumers, Corporate Governance, Insurance and Companies.

52. Law, Constitutional

Antonio Bascuñán

Lawyer, Universidad de Chile; Diploma, Universität München, Germany.

College of LAW

(+562) 2 3311147

a.bascunan@uai.cl

Specific areas: bioethics, crimes and penalties, economic crimes, ethics of the legal

profession, history of legal methodology, constitutional rights, sexual and

reproductive rights, justice and liberalism, theory of law.

Ramiro Mendoza

Lawyer, Universidad de Chile.

Dean, College of LAW

(+562) 2 3311361 ramiro.mendoza@uai.cl

Specific areas: constitutional and administrative law.

Rodrigo Correa Lawyer, Universidad de Chile. Doctor of Law, Yale University, United States. College of LAW (+562) 2 3311361 rodrigo.correa@uai.cl Specific areas: public law and law theory.

Verónica Undurraga Lawyer and Doctor of Law, Universidad de Chile College of LAW (+562) 2 33117 08 veronica.undurraga@uai.cl Specific areas: human rights, fundamental rights, sexual and reproductive rights, gender.

53. Law, Criminal and Criminal Procedure

Antonio Bascuñán

Lawyer, Universidad de Chile; Diploma, Universität München, Germany.

College of LAW

(+562) 2 3311147

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a.bascunan@uai.cl

Specific areas: bioethics, crimes and penalties, economic crimes, ethics of the legal

profession, history of legal methodology, constitutional rights, sexual and

reproductive rights, justice and liberalism, theory of law.

Felipe de La Fuente Lawyer, Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. Vice-Dean, College of LAW, Viña del Mar Campus. College of LAW (+5632) 2 503785 felipedelafuente@uai.cl Specific areas: criminal law, crime theory, philosophy of action, subjective imputation, economic crimes. Javier Wilenmann Doctor, Alberts-Ludwig-Universität Freiburg; LLM, Universität Regensburg. Lawyer, Universidad de Chile. Director of Research, College of LAW College of LAW (+56 2) 2331 1735 javier.wilenmann@uai.cl Specific areas: criminal law, theory of law, philosophy of law. Juan Pablo Cox Doctor of Law, Universidad Pompeu Fabra, Spain. Lawyer, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. College of LAW (+56 32) 250 3890 juan.cox@uai.cl Specific Areas: Criminal Law and Sexual Offences.

54. Law, Environmental

Christian Rojas Doctor of Law and Master in Legal Science, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Lawyer, Universidad de Valparaíso. College of LAW (+56 32) 250 3775 christian.rojas@uai.cl Specific areas: administrative law, environmental law and water law.

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55. Law, Human Rights

Verónica Undurraga Doctor of Law and Lawyer, Universidad de Chile. College of LAW (+56 2) 2331 1708 veronica.undurraga@uai.cl Specific areas: human rights, women.

56. Law, Labor

Caterina Guidi Lawyer, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. Master in Law, mention Private Law, Universidad de Chile. College of LAW (+56 02) 2331 1244 caterina.guidi@uai.cl Specific areas: bioethics, labor law, social security, pre-occupational and occupational examinations, genetic testing and HIV testing in employment relationships. Sergio Gamonal Lawyer, Universidad de Chile. College of LAW (+562) 2 3311256 sergio.gamonal@uai.cl Specific areas: collective bargaining, right to strike, fundamental workers' rights, moral damage in the employment relationship.

57. Law, Procedural

Sophía Romero Master in Public Law, Universidad de los Andes. Lawyer, Universidad Católica del Norte. Bachelor of Law, Universidad Católica del Norte. College of LAW (+56 32) 250 3768 sophia.romero@uai.cl Specific areas: civil procedural law and labor procedural law, courts of law, judicial proceedings, procedural and administrative contentious reforms.

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58. Law, Public International

Fernando Laiseca Lawyer, Universidad de Deusto, Spain. Master in International Studies, U. Complutense de Madrid. College of LAW (+562) 2 3311318 flaiseca@uai.cl Specific areas: economic law, international law, European Community law, regional integration processes (APEC, FTAA, MERCOSUR).

59. Law, Sexual and Reproductive Rights

Antonio Bascuñán

Lawyer, Universidad de Chile.

Diploma, Universität München, Germany.

College of LAW

(+562) 2 3311147

a.bascunan@uai.cl

Specific areas: bioethics, crimes and penalties, economic crimes, ethics of the legal

profession, history of legal methodology, constitutional rights, sexual and

reproductive rights, justice and liberalism, theory of law.

Michelle Sadler Social Anthropologist and Master in Gender Studies, Universidad de Chile. Master of Science in Medical Anthropology, University of Oxford, England. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 2) 2331 1897 michelle.sadler@uai.cl Specific areas: sexual and reproductive rights, model of gestation-birth-nurture care, interactions between health systems, problems with current health models. Verónica Undurraga Doctor of Law, Lawyer, Universidad de Chile. College of LAW (+56 2) 2331 1708 veronica.undurraga@uai.cl Specific areas: human rights, women.

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60. Law, Taxation

Francisco Saffie Doctor of Law, Edinburgh University, United Kingdom. Master in Taxation, Universidad de Chile. Lawyer, Universidad de Chile. College of LAW (+56 2) 2331 1383 francisco.saffie@uai.cl Specific areas: tax law, legal and political philosophy

61. Leadership

Gregorio Etcheverry Master of Arts in Management and Organizational Analysis, The University of Warwick, United Kingdom. School of BUSINESS gregorio.etcheverry@uai.cl Specific area: Strategic leadership and organizational transformation.

Ignacio Martin Master in Public Management, Harvard University, United States. Telecommunications Engineer, Technische Hochschule Darmstadt, Germany. School of BUSINESS

ignacio.martin@uai.cl Juan Carlos Eichholz Master in Public Policy, Harvard University, United States. Postgraduate degree in Leadership, Harvard University, United States.

Lawyer, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Director, UAI Center for Strategic Leadership. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1234 juan.eichholz@uai.cl Specific area: Strategic leadership.

62. Marketing – Retail

Bracey Wilson Commercial Engineer, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of BUSINESS

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(+56 2) 2331 1841 bracey.wilson@uai.cl Constanza Bianchi Ph. D. Management, Queen´s University, Canada. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1659 constanza.bianchi@uai.cl Specific areas: marketing, international retail, tourism and education.

France Schurmann Master in Social Economics, Universität Hamburg, Germany. School of BUSINESS (+56 32) 2250 3860 France.schurmann@uai.cl Specific areas: marketing, retail and consumer behavior. Luciano Castellucci Master in Marketing, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile. School of BUSINESS (+56 9) 9078 4919 luciano.castellucci@uai.cl

63. Mental Health

Eva Dauelsberg Master in Adult Clinical Psychology, Universidad de Chile. Psychologist, Universidad Andrés Bello, Chile. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 32) 250 3813 eva.dauelsberg@uai.cl Specific areas: personality psychology, psychoanalysis, developmental psychology, parental skills, attachment and child developmental psychology. Joaquín Gaete PhD. in Counselling Psychology, University of Calgary, Canada. Master in Clinical Psychology, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. Psychologist, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of PSYCHOLOGY

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(+56 32) 250 3804 joaquin.gaete@uai.cl Specific areas: clinical psychology, child and juvenile psychology, family therapy, change processes in psychotherapy, social justice and clinical supervision. María Josefina Escobar Doctor in Psychotherapy, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile - Universidad de Chile - Universität Heidelberg, Germany. Master in Psychology, Clinical Psychology for Children and Youth, Universidad de Chile. Master in Psychotherapy, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Bachelor in Psychology, Universidad Católica de Cuyo, San Juan, Argentina. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 2) 2331 1742 mjosefina.escobar@uai.cl Specific areas: early bonding, attachment, adoption, institutionalization-foster homes. Paula Cornejo Doctor of Psychology, Deusto España, Spain. Master in Mental Health and Psychotherapeutic Techniques, Universidad de Deusto, Spain. Psychology, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 32) 250 3825 paula.cornejo@uai.cl Specific areas: Mental Health, Clinical Psychology, Psychology of Health, Personality, Psychodiagnosis and Elderly Adults. Roberto Arístegui Doctor of Philosophy, Universidad de Chile. Master in Philosophy, Universidad de Valparaíso, Chile. Psychologist, Universidad Católica de Chile. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 2) 2331 1131 roberto.aristegui@uai.cl Specific areas: experiential perspective, first-person methodologies as a factor of change, philosophy of language, speech acts. Ruth Weinstein Master in Clinical Psychology, Universidad del Desarrollo. School of PSYCHOLOGY ruth.weinstein@uai.cl Specific areas: psychological and projective tests.

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Teresa Quintana Doctor in Social Sciences, Tilburg University, Netherlands. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 2) 2331 1601 teresa.quintana@uai.cl Specific areas: infantile and juvenile psychotherapy, children's temperament, construction of reality and self-esteem.

64. Metallurgy and Materials

Paula Rojas Saperas Civil Metallurgical Engineer, Universidad de Santiago de Chile. PhD in Engineering Sciences, mention Science and Materials Engineering, Universidad de Santiago de Chile. DESIGN Lab (+56 2) 2331 1812 paula.rojas.s@uai.cl Specific areas: powder metallurgy, copper metallurgy, sustainable materials.

65. Mindfulness

Claudio Araya PhD in Psychotherapy Research, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile- Universidad de Chile. Master in Clinical Psychology, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. Master in Psychotherapy, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Psychologist, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 2) 2331 1732 claudio.araya@uai.cl Specific areas: Psychology of wellness, mindfulness, compassion, self-compassion, relational perspective, clinical skills development.

66. Mining

Juan Daniel Silva Civil Mining Engineer, Universidad de Chile, Diplôme d'Études Approfondies and Docteur, Ecole des Mines de Paris, France. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE

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(+56 2) 2331 1165 juandaniel.silva@uai.cl Specific areas: mining technologies and planning; research, development and technological innovation in mining, road mapping in mining. Claudia Monreal MBA, Adolfo Ibáñez School of Management, United States. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 32) 250 3739 claudia.monreal@uai.cl

67. Neuropsychology

Alonso Ortega González Doctor of Science, Universität Bielefeld, Germany. Master in Psychology, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Psychologist, Universidad de Valparaíso. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 32) 2503876 alonso.ortega@uai.cl Specific areas: cognitive assessment, clinical neuropsychology, psychometrics, quantitative research methodology and dementia neuropsychology.

68. Neurosciences

Agustín Ibáñez Doctor in Psychology, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of PSYCHOLOGY agustin.ibanez@uai.cl Specific areas: social neuroscience in neuropsychiatry, cognitive neurology and neurodegenerative diseases. Huepe, David Doctor in Psychology, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Master in Social Sciences, mention Sociology, Universidad de Chile. Bachelor in Sociology and Sociologist, Universidad de Concepción. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 2) 2331 1741 david.huepe@uai.cl

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Specific areas: social neuroscience; social cognition; Self; fluid intelligence, social isolation and social adaptation.

69. Organizations

Felipe Valdivieso Doctor in Sociology, l’Université IX Paris-Dauphine, Paris, France. Psychologist, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 32) 250 3704 felipe.valdivieso@uai.cl Specific areas: communication and organizational change, sociology of innovation, participatory methodologies and organizational dynamics, social psychology, sociology and organizational communication. Jaime Hernández Doctor in Psychology, Universidad de Complutense de Madrid, Spain. MBA, Universidad de Lleida, Spain. Master in Behavior and Organizational Development, Universidad Diego Portales. Psychologist, Universidad de la Frontera. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 32) 250 3728 jaime.hernandez@uai.cl Specific areas: development and implementation of training actions, personnel selection, development of work teams, leadership and organizational change processes, competency management, work environment studies and coaching processes. Jorge Sanhueza Psychologist, Universidad Católica de Chile. Master in Management and Public Policies, UAI. Dean, UAI School of PSYCHOLOGY. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 2) 2331 1446 jorge.sanhueza@uai.cl Specific areas: organizational development, leadership and organizational communication, appreciative inquiry, public policies. Mariana Bargsted Doctor in Social and Organizational Behavior, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 2) 23311815 mariana.bargsted@uai.cl

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Specific areas: career paths, employability, aging and work.

70. Pensions

Eduardo Fanjzylber PhD. in economics, University of California at Los Angeles, United States. Civil Industrial Engineer, Universidad de Chile. School of GOVERNMENT (+56 2) 331 1361 eduardo.fajnzylber@uai.cl Specific areas: Pensions system, unemployment insurance. Felix Villatoro Ph. D. in Economics, Universidad Católica de Chile. School of BUSINESS (+562) 2331 1232 felix.villatoro@uai.cl Specific areas: financial economics, public policy and finance. Gonzalo Islas Ph.D. in Economics, University of California, Los Angeles, United States. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1303 gonzalo.islas@uai.cl Specific areas: Chilean economic history and corporate governance. Ignacio Briones PhD. in Economics, Science-Po, Paris, France. Master in Economics, Master in Political Science, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Commercial Engineer, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Dean, School of GOVERNMENT (+562) 2331 1361 ignacio.briones@uai.cl Specific areas: international finance, public finance, political institutions and processes, public policies. Javier Bronfman Commercial Engineer, mention in Economics, Universidad de Chile. Master in Public Administration, New York University, United States. PhD in Public Administration and Public Policies, American University, Washington D.C., United States.

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Director of the Master in Economics, Public Policy (MEPP) program. School of GOVERNMENT (+562) 2331 1711 javier.bronfman@uai.cl Specific Areas: poverty and social policies, with emphasis on education, health and social protection policies. Marcelo Villena PhD. and M.Phil., University of Cambridge, England. M.A., University of Leeds, England. Civil Industrial Engineer, Universidad de La Frontera, Chile. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1491 marcelo.villena@uai.cl Specific areas: economics and public policies. Pablo Castañeda Ph. D. in Economics in Boston University, Masters of Arts in Political Economy, Boston University, United States. School of BUSINESS (+562) 2331 1193 pablo.castaneda@uai.cl Specific areas: finance, portfolio selection, asset valuation and financial innovation.

71. Philanthrophy

Magdalena Aninat Journalist, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile; postgraduate degree in Administration with mention in Culture, Universidad de Chile. Director, UAI Center for Philanthropy and Social Investments. School of GOVERNMENT (+562) 23311803 magdalena.aninat@uai.cl

72. Philosophy of Law Francisco Saffie Doctor of Law, Edinburgh University, United Kingdom. Master in Taxation, Universidad de Chile.

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Lawyer, Universidad de Chile. College of LAW (+56 2) 2331 1383 francisco.saffie@uai.cl Specific areas: tax law, legal and political philosophy. Sebastián Figueroa Doctor of Law, Universitat de Girona, Spain. Lawyer, Universidad de Chile. College of LAW (+56 32) 250 3887 sebastian.figueroa@uai.cl Specific areas: theory of norms, theory of action and moral philosophy.

73. Physical Sciences Andrés Anabalón Dupuy Doctor in Physics, Universidad de Concepción. Bachelor of Applied Physics. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 32) 250 3746 andres.anabalon@uai.cl Specific Areas: general relativity and black holes. Andrés Gomberoff PhD in Physics, Universidad de Chile. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1384 andres.gomberoff@uai.cl Áreas Específicas: física de agujeros negros y cosmología, física de altas energías. Felipe Asenjo Doctor in Physics, Universidad de Chile. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1779 felipe.asenjo@uai.cl Specific Areas: theoretical physics, plasma physics, quantum mechanics and general relativity. Francisco Rojas Doctor in Physics, University of Florida, United States. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 2) 2331 1756

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francisco.rojasf@uai.cl Sergio Hojman Philosophiae Doctoris, Princeton University, United States. College of LIBERAL ARTS

(+56 2) 331 1618

sergio.hojman@uai.cl Specific Areas: mathematical physics, general relativity, inverse problem of calculation of variations, symmetries and conservation laws.

74. Populism

Miguel Saralegui

Doctor of Philosophy, Universidad de Barcelona, Spain.

Bachelor of Philosophy, Universidad de Navarra; and of Political Science, Universidad

del País Vasco.

College of LIBERAL ARTS

(+56 2) 2331 1892

miguel.saralegui@uai.cl

Specific areas: International Politics, Populism, Constitutionalism and Terrorism.

75. Public Policies in relation to Poverty

Javier Bronfman Commercial Engineer, mention in Economics, Universidad de Chile. Master in Public Administration, New York University, United States. PhD in Public Administration and Public Policies, American University, Washington D.C., United States. Director of the Master in Economics, Public Policy (MEPP) program. School of GOVERNMENT (+562) 2331 1711 javier.bronfman@uai.cl Specific Areas: poverty and social policies, with emphasis on education, health and social protection policies. Julio Guzmán

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PhD. in Economics, University of Chicago, United States. Master in Economics and Commercial Engineer, mention Economics, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of GOVERNMENT (+562) 2331 1311 julio.guzman.c@uai.cl Specific areas: labor economics, evaluation of social programs, poverty and social

policies.

76. Robotics Carolina Pino Master in Interactive Telecommunications Program, Tisch School of the Arts, New York University, United States. Postgraduate studies, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and College of Arts at the University of Columbia, Bachelor of Arts, Universidad de Chile. DESIGN LAB (+562) 2331 12 04 maria.pino@uai.cl Specific areas: electronics and art. Diego Pinochet Master of Science in Architecture Studies, Computation, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), United States. Architect and Master in Architecture, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. DESIGN LAB (+562) 2331 12 54 diegopinochet@gmail.com Specific areas: digital architecture and manufacturing. Peter Roberts Master of Science in Robotic Systems Development, Carnegie Mellon University, United States. College of ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE (+56 32) 250 3715 peter.roberts@uai.cl

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77. SENAME [National Service For (the Rights of) Minors]

María Josefina Escobar Doctor in Psychotherapy, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile - Universidad de Chile - Universität Heidelberg, Germany. Master in Psychology, Clinical Psychology for Children and Youth, Universidad de Chile. Master in Psychotherapy, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Bachelor in Psychology, Universidad Católica de Cuyo, San Juan, Argentina. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 2) 2331 1742 mjosefina.escobar@uai.cl Specific areas: early bonding, attachment, adoption, institutionalization-foster homes.

78. String Theory Osvaldo Chandia Doctor in Physis, Universidad de Chile. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 2) 2331 1361

osvaldo.chandia@uai.cl Áreas específicas: Cuantización covariante de la supercuerda. Specific areas: Covariant quantization of the superstring.

79. Social Networks and Consumer Trends Arturo Arriagada Sociologist and PhD in Sociology, London School of Economics, England. (+562) 23311819 arturo.arriagada@uai.cl School of JOURNALISM Specific areas: media consumption and use of social networks, consumer trends and social networks.

80. Sociology

Aldo Mascareño PhD in Sociology, Universität Bielefeld, Germany. Master in Sociology, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Bachelor of Social Anthropology, Universidad Austral de Chile. School of GOVERNMENT

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(+562) 23311687 aldo.mascareño@uai.cl Specific areas: sociological theory and theories of law, with special emphasis on contemporary sociology, theories of global law, public policy, theories of culture and sociology in Latin America. Arturo Arriagada Sociologist and PhD in Sociology, London School of Economics, England. (+562) 23311819 arturo.arriagada@uai.cl School of JOURNALISM Specific areas: media consumption and use of social networks, consumer trends and social networks. Felipe Valdivieso Doctor in Sociology, l’Université IX Paris-Dauphine, Paris, France. Psychologist, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 32) 250 3704 felipe.valdivieso@uai.cl Specific areas: communication and organizational change, sociology of innovation, participatory methodologies and organizational dynamics, social psychology, sociology and organizational communication.

81. Stem Cells

Carola Millán

Doctor of Biological Sciences, Universidad de Concepción.

Post Doctorate in Dr. John Ewer CINV Laboratory, Universidad de Valparaíso.

Biochemist, Universidad Austral de Chile.

(+56 32) 250 3747

College of LIBERAL ARTS

carola.millan@uai.cl

Specific Areas: culture of stem cells for regenerative medicine, and stem cells and

biomaterials.

82. Strategy and Management

Guillermo Bilancio Bachelor in Administration, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina, 1985. Lecturer in General Management and Strategy.

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School of BUSINESS (+56 9) 9302 2695 gbilancio@uai.cl Specific areas: general management, strategy, business policy. Patricio Durán Ph.D. in Business Administration, International Business, University of South Carolina, United States. Commercial Engineer, Universidad de Chile. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1214 patricio.duran@uai.cl Specific areas: business strategy, global strategy, and family businesses.

83. Sustainability Ignacio Durán Pinochet Master of Science in Administration, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile. Commercial Engineer, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Chile. School of BUSINESS (+56 32) 250 3779 ignacio.duran@uai.cl Specific areas: corporate social responsibility, behavior and organisational structure and strategy. José Luis Opazo Academic Director, Centre for Business Sustainability (CBS-UAI) and member of the Sussex Energy Group (SEG), University of Sussex, United Kingdom. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1367 jose.opazo@uai.cl Specific areas: sustainability in companies, global standards.

Pablo Rodrigo Ramírez PhD in Management Science, ESADE Business School. Diplôme d'Études Approfondies in Management Science, ESADE Business School. Commercial Engineer, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. School of BUSINESS (+56 32) 250 3796 prodrigo@uai.cl Specific areas: competitive strategy and organizational theory; sustainable development and corporate sustainability, and corporate social responsibility.

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Verónica Devenin Doctor in Environmental Science and Technology, Universidad de Barcelona, Spain. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1149 veronica.devenin@uai.cl Specific areas: off-market strategy, sustainable business, business strategy.

84. Tax Reform, Free Competition

Claudio Agostini Ph.D. in Economics, University of Michigan, United States. Commercial Engineer, mention Economics, Universidad Católica de Chile. School of GOVERNMENT (+562) 2331 1130 claudio.agostini@uai.cl Specific areas: public finances, tax policy, empirical industrial organization and free competition.

85. Territory, Urbanism, and Cities

Luis Valenzuela Doctor of Design, Harvard University Graduate School of Design. Architect and Master in Architecture, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Center for Territorial Intelligence. DESIGN LAB (+562) 22331 16 84 luis.valenzuela@uai.cl Specific areas: urban indicators, territorial planning, city, territory, territorial intelligence, urban design, sustainability, campus design.

86. Terrorism Fernando Wilson Lazo Master in Political Science, mention International Relations, Universidad Católica de

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Chile. Diploma in Defense Policy Management and Formulation, CHADS / National Defense University, Washington, United States. Bachelor in History, Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. College of LIBERAL ARTS (+56 32) 250 3865 fernando.wilson@uai.cl Specific areas: Naval History, America's political and military history, International Relations, security and defense, analysis.

87. Transparency

Ramiro Mendoza Lawyer, Universidad de Chile. Dean, College of LAW. (+562) 2 3311361 ramiro.mendoza@uai.cl Specific areas: Constitutional and Administrative Law.

88. Transparency and Business Juan Cristóbal Portales Journalist, PhD in Political Communication, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain. Academic Director, Master in Strategic Communication. School of JOURNALISM (+562) 2331 1148 juan.portales@uai.cl Specific areas: strategic communication; corporate communication; governance, transparency and corporate sustainability; crisis management; political communication; political analysis. Ernesto Escobar Ch. Journalist, MA (c) Corporate Communication, Integral Marketing Diploma, UAI, Chile. School of JOURNALISM (+56 2) 2335 1693 ernesto.escobar@uai.cl Specific areas: strategic communication, corporate communication, crisis management, lobbying, social responsibility, sustainability, public opinion, community relations.

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89. Transparency and Trust

Gregorio Etcheverry Master of Arts in Management and Organizational Analysis, University of Warwick, United Kingdom. School of BUSINESS gregorio.etcheverry@uai.cl Specific Areas: Strategic Leadership and Transformation of Organizations. Rodrigo Morras

MBA, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez. Master in Mathematics, Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María. Postgraduate Degree in Business Administration, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez, Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, Mexico Civil Engineer, Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María. School of BUSINESS (+56 2) 2331 1355 rmorras@uai.cl Specific Areas: Certified in business coaching, Newfield consulting group.

90. Work and Aging, Selection of Personnel

Gonzalo Muñoz Ph.D. Industrial Organizational Psychology, Texas A&M University, United States. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 2) 23311161 gonzalo.munoz@uai.cl Specific Areas: Personnel Selection. Mariana Bargsted Doctor in Social and Organizational Behavior, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 2) 23311815 mariana.bargsted@uai.cl Specific areas: career paths, employability, aging and work.

91. Work and Organizations (Zoomed-in Research)

Jorge Sanhueza (Dean, UAI School of PSYCHOLOGY)

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Psychologist, Universidad Católica de Chile. Master in Management and Public Policies, UAI. Dean, UAI School of PSYCHOLOGY. School of PSYCHOLOGY (+56 2) 2331 1446 jorge.sanhueza@uai.cl Specific areas: organizational development, leadership and organizational communication, appreciative inquiry, public policies.

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UAI SPOKESPERSONS BY COLLEGE

1. LIBERAL ARTS

Dean: Francisco Covarrubias / fcovarrubias@uai.cl

Research Director: Diego Melo / diego.melo@uai.cl

2. LAW

Dean: Ramiro Mendoza / ramiro.mendoza@uai.cl

Research Director: Javier Willenmann / javier.wilenmann@uai.cl

3. DESIGN

Dean: Sergio Araya / sergio.araya@uai.cl Research Director: Rodrigo Tisi / rodrigo.tisi@uai.cl

4. GOVERNMENT

Dean: Ignacio Briones / ignacio.briones@uai.cl Research Director: Claudio Agostini / claudio.agostini@uai.cl

5. ENGINEERING AND SCIENCES

Dean: Alejandro Jadresic / alejandro.jadresic@uai.cl Research Director: Eduardo Moreno / eduardo.moreno@uai.cl

6. BUSINESS

Dean: Mauricio Villena (s) / mauricio.villena@uai.cl Research Director: Marcos Goycoolea / marcos.goycoolea@uai.cl

7. JOURNALISM

Dean: Marily Lüders / marily.luders@uai.cl Research Director: Arturo Arriagada / arturo.arriegada@uai.cl

8. PSYCHOLOGY

Dean: Jorge Sanhueza / jorge.sanhueza@uai.cl Research Director: Gorka Navarrete / gorka.navarrete@uai.cl

Institutional Research Director: Paula Rojas / paula.rojas.s@uai.cl

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Communications Department

Corporate Communications Director Paula Fernández Ch. paula.fernandez@uai.cl Phone: +562 2 331 12 50

Communications and Outreach Director, Viña del Mar Campus Karin Chadwick S. karin.chadwick@uai.cl Phone: +5632 250 3811

External Corporate Communications, Santiago María José Pérez B. mjose.perez@uai.cl Phone: +562 2 331 1649 +569 9 9179679

External Communications, Business School Carolina Ardiles carolina.ardiles@uai.cl Phone: +562 2 331 1407 +569 4 2522831

External Communications, College of Engineering and Science Paula Montebruno R. paula.montebruno@uai.cl Phone: +562 2 331 1665 +569 9 9099035