Society
LaMoGe connects research, services and communication to engage with universities, public agencies, technical teams and actors from the productive sector.
Capabilities with external impact
The laboratory translates methodological expertise into scientific support, structural analysis and specialised transfer.
Development of geological modelling schemes for tectonic-structural problems, integrating physical experimentation, numerical simulation and comparison with natural case studies.
Structural interpretation and evaluation of fracture zones, stress fields and structural sweet spots in conventional and unconventional reservoirs.
Training activities in geological modelling, structural analysis, quantitative tools and experimental methodologies applied to real-world problems.
Engagement network
Collaborations sustain knowledge circulation, shared projects and institutional visibility at national and international scales.
Main institutional node for Andean research, geology and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Academic framework for teaching, undergraduate and graduate training, thesis supervision and research development in geological sciences.
Active link in anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility, palaeomagnetism and structural analysis, with participation of associated researchers and fellows.
Methodological exchange on magmatic intrusion and volcanic system models, with specialised collaboration in the experimental development of this line.
Current activity with public reach
The laboratory now has a new web platform designed to showcase research, publications, infrastructure, services and collaboration opportunities with greater clarity and maintainability.
The editorial archive now makes it possible to highlight recent papers, sort by year, filter by topic and link directly to DOI records and related resources.
The public projection of Andino 3D highlighted the laboratory’s ability to connect research, technological development and applied transfer in geosciences.
