The Millennium Institute Foundational Research on Data develops its work into four Emblematic Projects. They aim to carry out truly interdisciplinary research, each addressing challenging problems in the field of data. Each Emblematic Project is composed by researchers from different scientific areas and universities. Learn more here.
We explore the foundational
problems on data in order to
understand its complexity, extract
its value and turn it into a benefit
for society as a whole.
The book Data Feminism is the center of the first version of the IMFD Reading Clubn, an initiative of the IMFD Gender Commission in alliance with ODEGI. More information here.
A new interdisciplinary paper addresses the disinformation on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram that circulated in Chile in the context of the social outbreak and the pandemic carried out by IMFD researchers. See the article here.
Our five research pillars are the scientific basis that allows us to develop transversal and multidisciplinary projects.
We can study, advise, train and develop solutions in various areas related to data, for the public and private sectors.
We seek to train the data scientists that society needs through postgraduate courses, scientific collaboration projects and alliances, and training.