Electron microscopy is a cutting-edge field of science that has profoundly transformed modern biology and was recognized with the 2017 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
The continuous growth of this community shows that internationalisation is a strategic priority for NOVA FCT, which every year hosts hundreds of mobility and degree-seeking students at a leading School of Science, Engineering and Technology.
First place went to VENTUS, a vertical-axis wind turbine mounted on streetlight poles to generate decentralized energy in urban environments, enabling clean, local, and low-cost electricity production. The student team received the top prize of €1,000.
This achievement reinforces NOVA FCT’s role in training professionals who apply scientific and technological knowledge to address pressing and socially relevant challenges.
This election represents a significant milestone in the professor's international career and reinforces the visibility of the research developed by the NOVA Math group.
Designed as a versatile area, the new facility was conceived to adapt to the various dynamics of academic life, hosting moments of study, social interaction, meals, events, and cultural activities.
A Universidade NOVA de Lisboa promove no dia 5 de fevereiro de 2026, às 18h00, na Reitoria do Campus de Campolide, o evento "Haverá Democracia! Universidade e Razão Crítica", iniciativa que reforça o papel da universidade na vida democrática e lança o novo ciclo PULSAR de reflexão pública e participação cidadã.
Through NOVA Aerospace, NOVA University Lisbon strengthens its position as a pioneering institution in connecting academia, industry, and public policy, contributing to establishing Cascais as a national and international reference hub in the new aviation and space economy.
In light of the devastation caused by Depression Kristin, NOVA University Lisbon is organising a series of actions to support local communities and students from the most affected regions.
Within the scope of HUMAI, a platform was created that allows clinical teams to continuously monitor patients’ progress by integrating clinical, demographic, and healthcare utilization data. This enables the identification of patterns in emergency department use, the monitoring of intervention outcomes, and the support of clinical decision-making based on concrete data.
Inês Pereira-Gomes and Gonçalo Carro Pedro, students from the Department of Chemistry, won awards in the Oral Communication and Poster categories, having their work recognised among specialists from over 30 countries during the 7th International Caparica Symposium on Nanoparticles/Nanomaterials & Applications, which took place from 25 to 29 January in Costa de Caparica.
The new amphibian species from the Upper Jurassic of Portugal is called Nabia civiscientrix
