In total, four professors advanced in their careers, three new non-teaching and non-research staff were hired, and seven workers joined the NOVA FCT staff.
This recognition attests to the dedicated commitment and musical excellence achieved by TunaMaria.
Among the 37 eligible proposals for the Call for Exploratory Projects within the UTAustin Portugal Programme, only eight were recognized. This highlights the significance and quality of the NOVA FCT research proposal, which secured the top ranking from the Call Jury.
NOVA is once again on the podium in the ranking prepared by Startup Portugal, which selects the Portuguese universities with the most alumni founders of startups, thus recognising the entrepreneurial DNA of these institutions.
The panel brought together experts in the field, including Rodrigo Martins, who has devoted a significant part of his life to this domain. In 2021, the professor spearheaded the launch of a two-volume educational book on materials and devices for photovoltaic applications.
The School submitted 102 proposals, of which 17 were approved, resulting in a success rate of approximately 17 percent—three percentage points higher than the national average.
With this funding, the team will explore the characteristics of the cells that give rise to the most aggressive pancreatic cancer tumours.
The event, which brought together experts in the field, took place between 29 November and 1 December 2023 in Sydney, Australia.
Running until December 31, the exhibition is part of NOVA's 50th-anniversary celebrations.
Since 1992, the LIFE Programme has been one of the European Union's funding instruments for the environment and climate action.
This protocol aims to facilitate the exchange of technical and scientific knowledge and skills.
This is the second honour received by the NOVA FCT student this year. Diogo Lavado had already received an honourable mention in the REN Awards for the same work.
