CRIT | Center for Research, Innovation and Technology
Who are we?
- We are an interdisciplinary group composed of academics, professionals, researchers and undergraduate and graduate students linked to Carver University, committed to the generation of knowledge and the development of solutions that have a positive impact both in our society and at a global level.
- Our team brings together diverse areas of knowledge, from engineering and technological sciences to legal and social sciences, allowing for a comprehensive and critical approach to contemporary challenges.
- We work together to foster research, innovation and knowledge transfer, with the aim of addressing the technological, social and ethical challenges that arise in an increasingly digitized and connected world.
- Our purpose is to contribute to the common good, promoting research projects that foster sustainable development, social justice and technological advancement. Through our work, we seek to be a bridge between academia, industry and society, collaborating with national and international actors to enhance the impact of our research in different contexts.
- Academic excellence and social commitment guide our mission, aspiring that our research not only contribute to the academic discussion, but also offer tangible solutions to the most urgent problems of the 21st century.
Mission
To foster the production of interdisciplinary knowledge and scientific dissemination by integrating engineers, lawyers, social scientists, legal scholars, psychologists, business administrators, and other PhDs to address contemporary technological and social challenges. Our goal is to develop technological innovations and practical solutions that benefit society and contribute to sustainable progress.
Vision
To become an international leader in research and technological development, promoting innovation and social transformation through knowledge. We aspire to be a center of excellence that inspires and empowers professionals committed to scientific and technological advancement, positively impacting the global community.
Departments and Research Areas:
Engineering and Technology
- Focused on the development and application of new technologies.
- Research in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
- Development of Emerging Technologies (IoT, Blockchain).
- Projects in Renewable Energy and Sustainability.
- Software and Application Development.
- Cybersecurity and Data Protection.
- Cloud Computing and Big Data.
Legal and Social Sciences
- Studying the legal and social implications of technological innovation.
AI and Education
Legislation in Technology and Intellectual Property.
Ethics and Regulation of Emerging Technologies.
Department of Social Sciences and Humanities
Social Impact of Technology.
Studies on Digitalization and Social Change.
Psychology
Impact of Technology on Mental Health.
Human Behavior and Technology.
What is Promotion and dissemination of the generated knowledge.
- Scientific Publications and Journals
- Events and Conferences
- Communication Platforms and Social Media
Operational Strategies
- Interdisciplinarity: Promoting collaboration between different disciplines to address complex problems from multiple perspectives.
Open Innovation: Encouraging cooperation with other universities, research centers, companies, and organizations.
Continuous Training: Offering training and professional development programs for researchers and professionals.
Social Impact: Ensuring that research has a positive impact on society and contributes to sustainable development.
Dissemination and Communication: Making the generated knowledge accessible through publications, conferences, and digital media.
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Contact Info
Carver University is a member of the Global Academic Network, an international academic network with a presence in Chile, the United States, Spain, Peru, Portugal, Andorra, and Paraguay, encompassing over 75,000 students from 15 different nationalities.
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