Comunicaciones DIE

With his project, “Development and Validation of an Ultra-Fast Modular Charger for Electric Vehicles with Simultaneous, Priority, and Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) Charging Functions,” Dr. Matías Díaz of the Department of Electrical Engineering was one of just 11 researchers nationwide to receive funding from the National Research and Development Agency (ANID) under the R&D Advanced Technologies 2025 call. This highly selective grant focused on critical areas, including fair decarbonization, climate resilience, digital transformation, and diversification of the productive matrix.

The University of Santiago, Chile (Usach), through its Department of Electrical Engineering (DIE), and the Latin American Energy Organization (Olade) signed a specific collaboration agreement aimed at strengthening regional energy integration and developing specialized human capital training.