The María Cano University Foundation held the 3rd Fonoaudiology Research Seedbed Meeting, an academic event that brought together the institutional community at the Lado A Auditorium under the theme “Innovation in Fonoaudiology Research Processes.” Led by the research group FONOTEC, the event established itself as a key space for scientific dissemination in both in-person and […]

The María Cano University Foundation held the symposium “Public Health as an Interdisciplinary Field with Emphasis on Social Determinants of Health,” an academic space aimed at promoting critical reflection and knowledge exchange on the contemporary challenges of public health. The event was directed at students, faculty, alumni, and external health professionals, establishing itself as an […]

Fundación Universitaria María Cano, Neiva campus, emerged as one of the leading institutions at the II Huila University Network Games, achieving outstanding results that highlight the talent, discipline, and commitment of its student-athletes. Throughout the competition, the Institution claimed championship titles in women’s futsal, women’s 3×3 basketball, and men’s 9-a-side soccer, accomplishments that reflect the […]

The María Cano University Foundation, Cali campus, continues to strengthen its commitment to comprehensive student education through practical learning experiences that foster innovation and technological engagement. In this context, members of the innovation research group “InnOva” carried out an academic field visit to the 3D design and innovation laboratory at the University Institution Antonio José […]

The Fundación Universitaria María Cano, Popayán campus, is pleased to share with the academic and scientific community a new achievement by the FISIOTER research group. Researcher Elizabeth Roldán González participated as co-author of the article entitled “Development and preliminary validation of a multimodal instrument for spasticity quantification using a composite index: A pilot study,” recently […]

Coronary artery disease remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide, driving the continuous search for strategies that can improve cardiovascular health and the quality of life of those affected. In this context, a recent review of scientific evidence examined the potential of isometric exercise as a complementary tool for cardiac rehabilitation. Traditionally, cardiovascular […]