The Dean of NOVA FCT stressed again that these contracts are important to structure the pedagogical and scientific policy and restore the fairness of the positions.
The awarded paper presents an alternative design and construction for a new Ionisation vacuum gauges, which aims to suppress the lack of accuracy and the fragility of the ionisation gauges that currently exist.
Sofia Nunes, a student of the Master's program in Molecular Genetics and Biomedicine at NOVA FCT, has been recognized with the Education Scholarship 2021/2022 Jogos Santa Casa - FADU for being one of the students who stood out the most by representing Portugal in international competitions while maintaining academic excellence.
Jorge Carvalho, the Regional Secretary of Education, Science, and Technology of Madeira, visited NOVA FCT on June 23rd to learn about the Artificial Intelligence course, integrated into the Samsung Innovation Campus (SIC) and taught at NOVA FCT, as well as to identify potential partnerships.
Developed by the team of researchers of the Value for Health Laboratory CoLAB, with the scientific support of the NOVA University Lisbon, had its official launching on 20th June.
This school aims to recognise and support the immense potential of female talent and empower women to lead the technology revolution.
From July 5th to 7th, Aveiro will host the largest annual science and technology conference in Portugal, Ciência 2023 (Science 2023), which for the first time will be held outside the capital.
Between June 28th and July 1st, 13 concerts will bring music to NOVA's Campolide Campus. Tickets are now on sale, with special prices for the NOVA community.
This award is particularly relevant in this year of commemorating the 50th anniversary of Almada's city status - and also the 50th anniversary of NOVA University Lisbon.
The prize, which has been a launch pad for the careers of many young people, will give the opportunity to take an MBA with paid tuition fees.
The researcher has authored more than 80 scientific papers and received the 2020 L'Oréal For Women in Science award and the Marie Skłodowska-Curie individual fellowship.
According to the authors, this technology could be adjusted for the transport of other types of biomolecules, such as messenger RNA, used in COVID-19 vaccines.
