Amidst the high sinusitis and allergy season on the island, Puerto Rican doctor Luisam Tarrats, an otolaryngologist subspecializing in rhinology, launched Burble, a nasal irrigation system designed to facilitate cleaning and respiratory health.

The device consists of a reusable plastic bottle that is filled with purified or boiled water and combined with saline tablets that, when dissolved, generate a balanced solution that facilitates the cleaning of the nasal passages.

After a distinguished career, he takes the reins of the organization with the mission of empowering and bringing science closer to the community.

The University of Puerto Rico Mayagüez Campus (RUM) took an important step in creating the Girls Math Club of Puerto Rico, a dedicated space for girls to explore and develop their potential in mathematics. Led by the Department of Mathematical Sciences, which has hosted the Puerto Rico Mathematical Olympiads (OMPR) for decades, this club not only seeks to motivate girls to participate more actively in this discipline, but also to open doors to science and engineering.

The organization will collaborate with schools through a curriculum designed to offer practical and theoretical experiences using a portable solar system.