Application Form

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Select the course(s) that you wish to apply to. If you apply to more than one course, mark your preference: 1-2-3

Observación de alta resolución del océano costero. 05 al 09 de enero de 2026

Análisis basados en IA aplicados a oceanografía costera para la toma de decisiones climáticas, 12 al 16 de enero de 2026

Epigenomics in Aquaculture (EpiAqua): Beyond the known effects of climate change on marine organisms, 19 al 23 de enero de 2026

Please complete the following information to indicate the funding you have available to attend ASI XXIII:

Tuition (Available by Student in US$ dollars)

Airfare (Available by Student in US$ dollars)

Food & Lodging (Available by Student in US$ dollars)

Please use the space provided to write a letter of intention summarizing your scientific interests and your expectation about your participation in ASI XXIII.

Upload your CV in .pdf format summarized to two pages. Include your academic background and past/current positions.

To apply to ASI XXIii:

Complete the online application form with your personal information, educational background and financial support. Upload your Curriculum Vitae (summarized to 2 pages). Your application to ASI XXIII is finalized once you have submitted the application form including your Letter of Intention and uploaded your CV.

Application deadline: November 15, 2025

For more information on your application process please contact: lnunez@udec.cl

Tuition: US$ 250.- Fellowships are available for qualified applicants.

Target Students

Graduate students, advanced undergraduate students, faculty and professionals of Chile and abroad are invited to apply.

Selection of participants is highly competitive. Special attention will be paid to the applicant’s potential as a future scientist and his/her academic achievements to date.