The María Cano University Foundation continues to strengthen research and knowledge exchange through cross-campus academic mobility experiences. On this occasion, the Neiva and Cali campuses came together for the Research Seminar, organized by the Physiotherapy program at the Neiva campus as part of its academic mobility visit to Cali.

During the event, faculty researchers from both campuses participated in a discussion on the role of research as a driving force for social, educational, and professional transformation. The meeting encouraged reflection on knowledge generation, its contribution to academic education, and its potential to help address the needs of the surrounding communities.

The seminar also explored key aspects of research project development, including methodological approaches, research ethics, scientific writing, and the dissemination of findings. In addition, participants shared experiences from research groups and student research teams, identifying opportunities for collaborative work and the development of future joint research areas.

The event was led by researchers Jorge Eliecer Manrique Julio, from the Cali campus, and Gladys Tamayo Perdomo, from the Neiva campus. It also brought together Nelson Andrés Andrade Bonilla, Leydin Carolina Vásquez Henao, Iris Lamar Zarama Tobar, and Viviana Caicedo Delgado, researchers from both campuses.

Through initiatives like this, María Cano promotes academic cooperation, strengthens its research capabilities, and demonstrates that knowledge grows when experiences are shared, expertise is connected, and opportunities are built together across campuses.

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