“I hope to contribute original knowledge to my field and build a strong research network between both institutions,” says the NOVA FCT student.
With a career spanning more than three decades at NOVA FCT and extensive experience in leadership, consultancy, and actuarial roles in national and international institutions, Pedro Corte Real combines a strong scientific background with a deep connection to public administration and the financial sector—reinforcing NOVA FCT’s presence in positions of high responsibility within public administration.
The partnership strengthens NOVA FCT’s integration into the UN’s international network dedicated to resilience and risk reduction.
As National Co-Director, João Magalhães will work closely with Inês Lynce (Instituto Superior Técnico – University of Lisbon and INESC-ID), National Co-Director, and José Fonseca de Moura, Program Director at Carnegie Mellon University.
Among the ten submitted proposals, involving more than 50 students and researchers,the jury selected three finalists, all originating from the Caparica Campus.
This collaboration demonstrates NOVA FCT’s commitment to knowledge transfer and the promotion of active dialogue with the community, bringing science, innovation, and social responsibility closer together.
IFIP is a truly global organization, something particularly relevant in the current geopolitical context, founded under the auspices of UNESCO. It brings together professional and academic associations from more than 40 countries, representing engineers, researchers, and professionals in the field of computer science.
SemeAd is a benchmark annual event, both nationally and internationally, that promotes discussion of academic and technological output in management through a rigorous evaluation process.
The Bridge Talks aim to create a space for dialogue between academia, businesses, and society, positioning NOVA FCT as a platform for innovation on issues of major social relevance.
Companies created by NOVA alumni represent a global economic value of €19 billion, highlighting the university’s role as a driver of innovation and entrepreneurship.
Our volunteers were part of the success of this campaign, which aims to help fight hunger and support families facing vulnerability, especially in one of the country’s most deprived districts — Setúbal — where poverty risk levels remain among the highest in Portugal.
