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This is an independent research, educative, and viewpoint center with no tenured faculty —the Center considers itself an open environment for a collaborative research—. Established in 2005 to foster theoretical and applied research in canonical science and related disciplines, the Center currently focuses on calculus, thermal physics, quantum chemistry, history of science, mathematical ecology, engineering of processes, molecular biology, symbols and language, nonlinear economy, nanoscience, chaos, dynamics of social interactions, computation and science of information, or philosophy between others.

The research on our Center advances the canonical knowledge in its scientific, technical, educational, and philosophical aspects, providing state-of-the-art theoretical frameworks, useful methodologies, and innovative viewpoints. Moreover, the Center is actively involved in the improvement of an interdisciplinary, complex and unifying whole image of nature —i.e. Cosmovision— and on its beneficial use for humanity.