Our objective is to record the voices of the Quechua Collao vocabulary in various age ranges, and make the recordings available on Wikimedia Commons. So, the Quechua speakers, quechua learners, teachers, students, and ultimately scientists can build projects on top of it. For instance, the recordings can be used for the production of Open Educational Resources in mother tongues.

University of Innsbruck grant for attending the AURORA Summer School on Public Outreach for selected PhD candidates, from 5 to 8 June, Iceland.

Wikimedia Foundation for supporting technical contributor to Wikimedia projects, and allow them to attend the Wikimedia Hackathon 19–21 May, Greece

Preserving human knowledge through knowledge graphs by Elwin Huaman (ScienceSlam2022), See the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZmVrKyYsgU.

Best Project Award at the 4th Summer Datathon on Linguistic Linked Open Data (SDLLOD-22) with the project Dictionary LODification using Wikibase: Quechua language.

First Prize at the ICTs for Indigenous Languages Hackathon as part of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS 2022). Generating knowledge in minority languages for the Web.

Best Paper Award at the Knowledge Graph Semantic Web Conference (KGSWC 2021), Towards Knowledge Graphs Validation through Weighted Knowledge Sources.

We peopose a web search engine for locating sustainable destinations. It aims to promote responsible and sustainable tourism to preserve the planet.

The Förderkreis 1669 of the University of Innsbruck supports excellent young researchers by funding conference participation.

First prize in the Smarth Destination Hackathon (Hack4SD), I have developed a search engine for sustainable tourism destinations.

Grant to participate in the meeting of Peruvian scientists in Europe (SINAPSIS) in Berlin, Germany. I presented my contributions related to Linked Open Data to the Peruvian scientists community.

First prize in the University Contest of Talent and Entrepreneurship (CHAMP-U). The project let Alpaca breeder’s family in Peru offer their houses to visitors.