Argentine scientists received an international distinction

Recently, the   Latin American Academy of Sciences  (ACAL)  added 35 new  members  from the region.  Eleven  of them are Argentines  , accounting for almost one-third of the total. This great recognition for our  scientists  is a pride for everyone and once again shows Argentine talent in the world.

 ACAL  is an institution founded in 1982. Its function is to promote and contribute to the advancement of mathematics, physics, chemistry, earth and life sciences, and their applications, with the purpose of supporting the development and integration of Latin America and the Caribbean. It has more than 220 leading scientists from the region and among the notable researchers who were members are the Argentine nobel laureates in science, Dr.  Luis Federico  Leloir  and Caesar  Milstein  .