Francisco Vidal González

Hello! Today's blog it's about the changes that we would made to the study programme, between some other things like, curriculum, workload and faculty facilities so it can be considered better for the education. In my career there are a few subjects that can be considered like not so useful to the career itself computation, which is almost unnecessary because you don't learn anything important or useful to the career. Other thing it's the facilities of labs, there are old and not always are available materials, like flasks, pipettes, or the reactive that will be use in the activity of the lab. Places like a green areas, or room in the library (more tables and chairs) are very important when it's time to study. When it's about the workload, I think it's a little heavy above everything when you have to adapt to the new system of the university, so in the first semester (or year) the workload should be less "aggressive". In the length ...

Hi! Today's blog it's about summer holidays and what do I have planned for it.  Chiloe National Park In fact I haven't thought it, still left a few months and I am focus on university and I probably I will have to work this summer :(, but I would like to stay a few weeks in Santiago and go to the different hills or parks (just until new year I hope) and visit some places in Chile that I have never visited before, somewhere like Torres del Paine national park, Chiloé, Valdivia or Puerto Montt, specifically in the south because I don't like the north (too dry, without trees and it is bored), besides in places like the south of Chile it's not so hot. Basically I just wanna go to some place with lots of vegetation more than a beach (the sun is too dangerous to the skin and I always burn in it). I'd like go with some friends or with my family, I don't mind, I'll pass a good time either way, what I really want it's stay out of Santiago for a...

Hey!   Today's blog is about everything related to drugs and their abuse, the which can have very bad consequences to the body or very good, everything depends on the dose and the recurrence of use.    For example, the coffee, when is consumed regularly in small doses it can bring benefices to the organism, like increase in the concentration, efficiency in sports, and stimulate the central nervous system. But when the caffeine is consumed irregularly or in excessive quantities it can affect the emotions of a person like make him angry for no reason, it can produce a disorder in the sleep time and a drop in efficiency in general.   Basically a person can be addicted to almost everything, like medicines, maybe one of the worst, because of all the damage and dependence that produces in the body, for example liver damage. Like sugar too (although it's better than artificial sweetness), because it comes with a lot of sicknesses from the hand, like diabetes, re...

Hi everyone! Like the title says this blog it's about a post graduate course that I'd like, and in fact I haven't think about this because it is too soon and I just started university this year and I am evaluating if this is the career that I want (until now I'll keep in the career). But an area that I'd like to study after the professional degree, is the one of food and nutrition, specifically in functional food and make some research. Because I think it is an area where you can make a deeper change in the health of people, because from the feeding is where it starts. I'd like to do it abroad for all the opportunities that it provides to the work field and in a personal way too like knowing different cultures, and things that you don't see here, and science is not so well supported in Chile. I'd like to do it part-time 'cause I wouldn't like to be just studying (I would like to be working too) for more than ten years. I am not ve...