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Universidad Politecnica Salesiana (UPS Campus Sur) Student Chapter

Lucero Serrato

Email: luceromarisol7@gmail.com

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YEAR ESTABLISHED: 2018

The purpose of our chapter is to change the students' perspective and encourage them to get involved in research topics related to concrete and concrete structures.