If you want to hold in-person or long-distance (videoconference) meetings, you will be able to use the Telemedicine and Long-distance Clinic Room. It is a small facility that has a computer, a projector, a screen, and an oval table with 8 chairs.

The experimental OR offers a clinical field and academic sessions to undergraduate and graduate students. Additionally, continuing medical education activities and events are carried out there. As a student of the Medicine, Surgery, and Midwifery and Biomedical Engineering programs, you will be able to use this laboratory.

Human bones and microscopes are safekept in this area.

This facility will help you greatly in your Anatomy course for the study of bones, and in the Histology course for the microscopic study of tissues (tissues are kept in collection boxes with approximately 100 slides each, which will be provided to you to study at the Tissue Room).

As Dentistry and Dental Surgery student, you will carry out the pre-clinical practices mandated by your undergraduate degree program before treating real patients. The procedures that you will carry out in the laboratory range from simulating dental prophylaxis (cleaning) to placing an implant.

To this end, it is essential to have high-quality, high-fidelity equipment for accurate simulation which most closely resembles a real patient’s mouth.

You will test and prove the physical and chemical properties of matter by applying the basic concepts of the science of chemistry.

You will develop the methods and techniques used in Medical Microbiology to isolate and identify the main pathogenic agents that affect man, from clinical specimens, to carry out applied research in real-world settings.