This distinction serves to acknowledge the remarkable academic and research contributions of Professor Rodrigo Martins.
Helena Coelho's achievement in securing the first-place position in the RESTART Programme highlights the groundbreaking research being conducted in Portugal and reinforces the commitment to scientific excellence in R&D.
For one week, students and professionals from the sector will explore the latest applications of machine learning in space.
This is the third ERC grant won by the researcher.
The proposals for applications integrate academic management functionalities, on a unique platform, with the aim of enhance communication between students and teachers.
More than 40 proposals offered pre-university students the opportunity to closely engage with the academic reality and research developed in the laboratory.
The exhibition distinguishes 17 Portuguese women for their work in fostering the Sustainable Development Goals promoted by the United Nations.
Established by the Portuguese Chemistry Society (SPQ) in 1981, this award aims to recognize Portuguese chemists who, through their scientific work produced in Portugal, have significantly contributed to the advancement of Chemistry in any of its areas.
The exhibition seeks to unveil the contribution of these industries to the country and reflect on the future of these materials in museums.
A entrega do certificado decorreu no dia 28 de julho, em Setúbal, por ocasião da comemoração do 47.º aniversário do Parque Natural da Arrábida. Na esteve presente o Diretor da NOVA FCT, José Júlio Alferes, que entregou a distinção "Pedra Património Mundial" (Heritage Stone) ao Presidente da Câmara do munícipio, André Martins.
The scientific meeting brought together around twenty experts and key stakeholders as important key-informants in the field of digital health
