Aimed at PhD-students, Postdoctoral researchers and industry professionals, the school provided contact with renowned experts in the field.
The event, organised by anTUNiA in partnership with the Rectory, features performances by various ensamles from the NOVA community. Among the confirmed participations are TunaMARIA, TML, Real Tuna Académica NeOlisipo, JurisTuna and TUIMS.
This year the event is dedicated to the importance of partnerships for the fulfilment of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030.
The same team took part in the first edition of the Amazon competition and came in second place.
The award comes on the occasion of the university's 50th anniversary and recognises Gilberto Gil's extraordinary contribution to international culture.
Ana Sofia Antunes, the Secretary of State for Inclusion, was among the attendees who explored and experimented with NavMol, a molecular editor designed to teach chemistry to blind and visually impaired students, showcased by NOVA FCT during the event.
