These results highlight the effort and dedication of the students and NOVA FCT's commitment to a complete education that promotes a healthier lifestyle.
Pedro Guerra, student on the Master's programme in Engineering Physics at NOVA FCT, and Filipe Ferreira da Silva, professor in the Physics Department and leader of the e-FdS group at Cefitec at NOVA FCT, were awarded the best poster at international conferences.
NOVA FCT's Multimodal Systems team at NOVA LINCS has created an innovative AI assistant for the Navy to process complex tasks and critical information, demonstrating NOVA FCT's ability to respond and adapt to the technological needs of national defence.
This ranking reinforces NOVA FCT's position, both nationally and internationally, as a Higher Education Institution committed to research, teaching and value creation.
The award-winning presentation, entitled “Fluorescent heterowheel pseudo-rotaxanes for sensing applications: Towards new supramolecular chemosensors for indicator displacement assays”, focuses on the development of supramolecular devices.
The students were tasked with assessing the impacts of the climate crisis on a coastal area under pressure and presenting an adaptation strategy to enhance the resilience of coastal communities.
This event will provide an opportunity to foster dialogue on mental health and highlight the importance of coordinated efforts by various professionals and specialists in building a healthier and more inclusive academic environment. The activities are free and open to the entire community.
The project will receive funding of 150,000 euros to explore by-products from medicinal cannabis production as sustainable and effective biopesticides.
During the event, were presented the Co-Innovation Awards, which recognise Quidgest's clients and partners who have stood out in the national and international technological landscape by driving innovation and continuous improvement in their digital solutions.
The increasing number of researchers from NOVA FCT included in this list of excellence is a clear recognition of the quality research practised at this School, strengthening our position as a leading research institution.
Nídia Lourenço, from the Department of Chemistry, and Ana Catarina Baptista, from the Department of Materials Science, signed contracts today as Lecturers.
The Erasmus+ BIO-FIBRE project aims to contribute to better pedagogy and skills development in the area of bio-composites for construction, including their development, characterisation, optimisation, and application.
