In December 2025, volume 58, issue 2 of the journal Ceiba was published. The five articles featured highlight Zamorano’s disciplinary diversity and the journal’s efforts to broaden its scope of coverage and integrate knowledge as a strategy to address the complex challenges currently facing agri-food systems.
Dr. Adriana Hernández and Eng. Sandra Espinoza, from the Department of Food Agroindustry Engineering, in collaboration with Jean Pierre Enríquez, a graduate of Agroindustry and the Master’s Program in Sustainable Tropical Agriculture, published a special article in the Revista Cubana de Salud Pública titled “Challenges for Public Health in a Pan-American University.” In their article, the researchers analyzed how public health policies and university structures adapt to a multicultural context.
Dr. Jesús Orozco, Curator and Associate Professor of Entomology in the Department of Agricultural Science and Production, and his team presented a pioneering study dedicated to documenting the diversity of flesh flies (family Sarcophagidae) in Honduras. Their research, published in the journal Biota Neotrópica, identified a total of 13 Sarcophagidae species, of which nine represented new records for the fauna of Honduras.
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