The team of NOVA FCT researchers will work on identifying the best combinations of plants and microorganisms that can be applied to soil recovery.
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.
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 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.
The School embraces sustainability as one of its commitments and has been implementing measures to encourage and inspire the community to be more conscious and engaged.
The active engagement of the attendees highlighted the importance of initiatives like Bridge Talks in driving innovation and development, offering a platform for the exchange of ideas.
Project led by NOVA FCT brings together experts and stakeholders to identify appropriate ways of managing water and emerging pollutants.
The winning team has been awarded €5,000 to propel their project forward.
Ocean Community (OC), is a global community and platform, for ocean caring people, innovators and entrepreneurs to connect, learn, innovate and to shape our community acting in the best interest of the ocean.
This grant is part of an European programme that aims to support the creative and innovative potential of researchers holding a PhD who wish to acquire new skills through advanced training and international, intersectoral and interdisciplinary mobility.
Researcher Ana Rita Duarte, from NOVA FCT Department of Chemistry, along with PhD students Liane de Meneses and Filipe Oliveira, promotes the use of sustainable green chemistry practices to address Boehringer Ingelheim's challenge.
