Northern Chile · Antofagasta Region
Atacama · El Tatio
Extreme gradients make it possible to study microbial communities, adaptation and the limits of life.
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Extreme viruses at El Tatio
Atlas CRG · territory and evidence
Chile as a connected scientific field
Extreme environments, productive systems and communities become a network of questions rather than isolated points on a map.
CRG research across the territory
Research and community activities from Atacama to austral Chile: Aysén and Magallanes. Also explore Rapa Nui, Antarctica and the Southern Ocean.
Pacific Ocean · Valparaíso Region
Rapa Nui
Genomics supports the study and conservation of endemic species through work developed with local authorities and communities.
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Sequencing threatened species on Rapa Nui
Southern Chile · Los Lagos Region
Frutillar
The Science and Nature Biopark brings together native forest conservation, genetic research and education with local communities.
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A biopark for conservation in Frutillar
Castro and Dalcahue · Los Lagos
Chiloé
Students explore the genetic diversity of native potatoes, connecting science, local agricultural heritage and food sovereignty.
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Chiloé students explore potato genetics
Austral Chile · Aysén and Magallanes
Patagonia · fjords
Seawater sampled along the Patagonian fjords reveals how temperature shapes viral communities and their role in marine ecosystems.
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The hidden viruses of Chilean Patagonia
Polar ecosystems
Antarctica · Southern Ocean
Polar organisms and microbiomes reveal biological responses to cold, seasonality and accelerated environmental change.
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What gentoo penguin DNA reveals
How to read the atlas
Place is part of the scientific method
Environment
Altitude, temperature, salinity and ecological relationships define the questions that can be asked.
Evidence
Samples, genomes, observations and publications document each research process.
Relationships
Projects, teams and communities connect local work with national and international networks.