NOVA TechSphere will serve as a hub for applied innovation projects, facilitating knowledge transfer and testing of new technological solutions with direct market and societal impact.
For a full month, students will have access to inspiring talks, networking opportunities with leading companies, and informative sessions on academic and career paths, helping them bridge the gap to the job market.
Paula Sobral and Joana Antunes, researchers at MARE of NOVA FCT, presented essential contributions on the impact of plastics on health and the environment at the 1st National Congress on Health and Environment.
The strengthening of NOVA FCT’s staff aims to ensure the continued development of the school, both in academic and research areas, thus meeting the challenge of maintaining the excellence of its educational and scientific offerings.
In-Nova, the Junior Enterprise of NOVA FCT, is competing for the Most Promising Junior Enterprise award at the JE Europe Excellence Awards, a recognition that highlights the most innovative and dynamic initiatives across the continent.
Margarida Paulino, a final-year student of the Integrated Master's in Physical Engineering at NOVA FCT, has been awarded the prestigious Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellowship, granted by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
A inclusão de Jelena Vladić neste prestigiado grupo reflete o compromisso da NOVA FCT com a investigação de excelência e a sustentabilidade, destacando-se mais uma vez como um centro de referência na ciência aplicada para o bem-estar social e ambiental.
The partnership between the two institutions aims to strengthen the link between academia and the business sector, accelerating knowledge dissemination and technology transfer.
Roberta Martino, estudante do programa doutoral em Geologia da NOVA FCT, foi distinguida pela Palaeontology Association (PALASS) com o prémio "Sylvester-Bradley Award”.
NOVA University Lisbon announces the opening of the application process for the position of Rector.
Dorina Papanastasiou, researcher at CENIMAT|i3N, and Irene Pérez-Ramírez, researcher at CENSE, both from NOVA FCT, were two of the winners of the YERUN Research Mobility Awards 2024/2025.
With 320 graduates to date, the program continues to deliver solutions for the municipalities of Lisbon and Almada, always with a focus on sustainability and biodiversity.
