by José Antonio Arana | Mar 23, 2017
Fifty years of CIAT. Five decades of collective enthusiasm to improve farmers’ livelihoods and food security in the tropics. Everyone at CIAT has been involved in the goal of advancing each day in fulfilling the institutional mission, some take longer, others less....
by Megan Zandstra | Mar 8, 2017
CIAT’s 2016 publication Origins of food crops connect countries worldwide has hit a major Altmetric milestone! It has become the highest-scoring output ever for its publisher, Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences. This article is ranked #1 out...
by José Antonio Arana | Mar 1, 2017
A guru of data display, a physician committed to the most vulnerable, a rigorous researcher, innovative professor or simply, edutainer, as he defined himself (a blend of educator-teacher and entertainer-host). Any of these definitions suited Hans Rosling well. He...
by Megan Zandstra | Jan 25, 2017
Please enjoy a copy of our December edition of Your CIAT Research Online. Subscribe here to receive the next issue by email. December, 2016 Dear All, The Data and Information Services team is sharing with you the latest CIAT Research Online Newsletter. This...
by Leroy Mwanzia | Oct 28, 2016
CIAT like most research institutions generates a lot of research data and would like to publish it. Data publishing involves digital dissemination of research data and supporting information such as metadata, documentation, models, code and unpublished reports in such...
by José Antonio Arana | Oct 28, 2016
Constantly, professionals of CIAT’s research and management areas face the challenge of organizing workshops, meetings and gatherings where they aspire to get feedback from their teams, partners or farmers. However, getting people to participate and openly express...
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