This recognition further reinforces Elvira Fortunato’s central role in promoting Portuguese science and raising public awareness of the importance of scientific research for social progress.
NOVA FCT has had six proposals approved out of 21 submitted to the HORIZON-MSCA-2025-Doctoral Networks call, achieving a success rate three times higher than the European average of 8.6%.
“The Exiled (An old exile dreaming of his youth)”, a 1962–63 work by Paula Rego belonging to the Collection of the Municipality of Cascais / FDLI / CHPR, is the artist’s first piece to undergo an in‑depth technical study and conservation‑restoration intervention
In compliance with the Court’s ruling, which the University respects, the election process is currently suspended.
The book will serve as a valuable reference for all those involved in the analysis and design of thin-walled structures, helping them address current challenges and anticipate future developments.
With this partnership, NOVA FCT and Guardião reinforce their active role in connecting scientific knowledge with business practice, contributing to the advancement of higher education, innovation, and qualified employment in Portugal.
Participation in this international meeting will allow the young researcher to join a global network of emerging scientists and contribute to the interdisciplinary scientific dialogue that characterises the Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting.
This election strengthens NOVA FCT's and CEFITEC's role in promoting research and development in vacuum technologies at the national level.
This achievement is even more remarkable given her ability to balance an excellent academic record with the demands of rhythmic gymnastics, making her a notable example of commitment and determination.
Many prospective students took the opportunity to talk with professors and current students, try hands-on activities, and understand how NOVA FCT’s training prepares them to tackle challenges such as digital transformation, space exploration, and advanced data analysis.
The presence of these distinguished external figures, with diverse backgrounds across technology, public administration, culture, and management, reinforces NOVA FCT’s commitment to interdisciplinarity, excellence, and strong connections between science, society, and industry, contributing to the Faculty’s strategic development.
Upon assuming the coordination of CIUHCT, the Professor emphasizes the commitment to strengthen the center's role as a reference in the critical analysis of the history of science and technology, promoting dialogue between philosophy, sociology, and science and technology studies, and consolidating NOVA FCT's presence in this internationally relevant scientific domain.
