Clara's participation highlights the talent and commitment of NOVA FCT students, who combine academic excellence with outstanding athletic achievement.
This recognition highlights the excellence of the research conducted at NOVA FCT and CTS-UNINOVA, and reinforces their position at the forefront of low-power electronics and integrated circuit design.
The winning poster, entitled "PAPEROVSKITE: Breaking the Barriers for Perovskite Solar Cells on Paper", stood out among the submissions, reflecting the innovative nature and scientific excellence of the research developed within the department.
Four international students from NOVA FCT created a self-healing concrete and won the NOVA impACT! Challenges with a solution that can transform the construction sector.
FARE_DSA will develop and test an innovative methodology to audit algorithmic platforms that are increasingly crucial in shaping how citizens access information online.
With a performance marked by a strong stage presence and musical originality, Beach Wreck won over both the jury and the audience, securing the title of this year’s winners.
The research team is already in contact with authorities, municipalities, and event organizers in Portugal to have the bracelet recognized as legal evidence and included in awareness and prevention campaigns, contributing to safer events.
The student won the gold medal in the K4 500m event, alongside Gustavo Gonçalves, João Ribeiro, and Messias Baptista.
This initiative reaffirms NOVA FCT's commitment to promoting knowledge and encouraging young talent, proving that learning can (and should) be a fun and transformative experience.
This new campus will also be the birthplace of a pioneering concept in the national context: a ‘university airport’ — a space where academic training, scientific research and real-world experimentation converge with air mobility, advanced engineering and sustainability.
Being featured in this report further reinforces NOVA FCT’s role as a center of excellence in applied research with strong potential for industrial transfer, positioning it among the leading innovation hubs in Europe.
Beyond contributing to a better understanding of the processes driving large magmatic provinces, this research may have implications for other regions of the world, such as the Cape Verde archipelago.
