Running until December 31, the exhibition is part of NOVA's 50th-anniversary celebrations.
Since 1992, the LIFE Programme has been one of the European Union's funding instruments for the environment and climate action.
This protocol aims to facilitate the exchange of technical and scientific knowledge and skills.
This is the second honour received by the NOVA FCT student this year. Diogo Lavado had already received an honourable mention in the REN Awards for the same work.
Ana Carolina de Figueiredo Milroy and Beatriz Maria Rodrigues Reis, finalists in the Integrated Masters programmes in Computer Engineering and Electrotechnics and Computers, respectively, are the two NOVA FCT students awarded with this prestigious scholarship.
NOVA FCT's Student women's musical group, TunaMaria, once again stood out at a prestigious national festival.
The exhibition showcases work developed by students in the Master's program in Sustainable Urbanism and Spatial Planning from 2016 to 2023.
The project 'X-STREAM' offers a sustainable solution for generating and capturing energy through photovoltaic systems.
During the REN Prize ceremony, Diogo Lavado's thesis, conducted as part of his master's degree in Computer Engineering, received an honorable mention.
At this event there will be a review of 50 years of history, but also a look to the future, reaffirming NOVA's commitment to innovation, globalisation, citizenship and sustainability.
The celebration acknowledged everyone's contributions to the success of the School in the fields of Science and Engineering.
The collaboration seeks to expediting the professional journeys of university students, foster joint initiatives, encompassing research, innovation, and technology transfer activities, among others.