One of the most significant challenges for science today is to generate collective knowledge, where different actors around the world working on similar topics can share the results of their research to propel a virtuous circle of continuous feedback. In this context of collaboration, the Internet provides an ideal environment to eliminate geographical barriers between the scientific community to improve the quality of life of people and the planet.

The advance of this technology allows data structuring to provide access to large amounts of information in brief periods. At the same time, it makes it possible to generate mechanisms for the different scientific disciplines to communicate with each other in a simple, efficient, and accurate way.