Preliminary pages - [Vol.1, issue 2]

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.70929/caui3.v1i2.0010

Abstract

To feel the heartbeat of the earth with respect and to understand the different rhythms of the human heart is to build a bridge between the nature that sustains us and the people whose abilities broaden our view of the world around us. This intersection between environmental sustainability and social inclusion is not merely an ideal, but a fertile and urgent field of study, where empathy becomes the guiding principle for a truly resilient and diverse future.

It is with this commitment that the digital scientific journal *Causalidad* (caui3) is honored to present its new issue. The manuscripts in this issue take a comprehensive approach to sustainability and social inclusion, exploring their synergies and challenges from multiple disciplines.

We cordially invite researchers, academics, students, and readers who dedicate their efforts to making new contributions in these fascinating fields to immerse themselves in the pages of this issue. Here you will find a space for dialogue, critical reflection, and the dissemination of knowledge that aims to inspire concrete actions and strengthen the essential link between caring for our planet and building societies where all people, in all their diversity, can flourish.

We encourage you to continue exploring, exchanging knowledge, and collaborating—fundamental pillars for forging a brighter future.

Franklin Samaniego, Ph.D.
Editor-in-Chief

Author Biographies

  • Franklin Samaniego-Riera, Editorial SAPVA

    Ph. D. in Automation, Robotics and Industrial Informatics, Master's Degree in Computer Science and Technology, Master's Degree in Robotics and Automation.  Engineer in Electronics and Computer Engineering, Technologist in Applied Informatics, Researcher, University Professor, Publications in high impact Scientific Journals and International Congresses.

  • Gloria Vanegas Zabala, Editorial SAPVA

    Ph. D. in Automation, Robotics and Industrial Informatics, Master's Degree in Computer Science and Technology, Master's Degree in Robotics and Automation.  Engineer in Electronics and Computer Engineering, Technologist in Applied Informatics, Researcher, University Professor, Publications in high impact Scientific Journals and International Congresses.

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Published

2025-07-18

How to Cite

[1]
F. Samaniego-Riera and G. Vanegas Zabala, “Preliminary pages - [Vol.1, issue 2]”, Revista Digital Científica Causalidad (caui3), vol. 1, no. 2, pp. 1–56, Jul. 2025, doi: 10.70929/caui3.v1i2.0010.