EMPORIA4KT is one of only 17 projects funded out of the 71 that applied to this funding programme, demonstrating the value of the project to a European sector.
The prize, worth €1,500, aims to reinforce support for higher education of qualified human resources in ICT and Media, as well as to give broader relevance to research and innovation in these fundamental areas of intervention.
In 2021, David Manta already received an honorable mention with the work "On the combination of shell and GBT-based beam finite elements", also supervised and co-authored by Professors Rodrigo Gonçalves and Dinar Camotim.
The play will be on stage between March 25th and April 30th at Teatro Extremo.
The program will run from April to December 2022 and is currently accepting applications from Masters, PhD and final year undergraduate students from any NOVA school.
AquainSilico was established from the work of a team from the Biochemical Engineering (Bioeng) research group at UCIBIO, from the Department of Chemistry, and formalized as a spinoff in 2020.
This new position continues the long journey of the scientist and academic, who has consistently played an active role in raising public awareness of the importance of science and has contributed to the influence of science among policy makers.
To attend the conference, please registrater at https://inscide-lisbon2022.ciuhct.org.
Building VII will be the meeting point between companies and students. In the group of the organizations confirmed to participate are KPMG, Networkme, SaltPay, GSK, Philip Morris, among others.
The projetc aims to develop a digital tool capable of modeling the specific hemodynamics of patients with thoracic aortic aneurysms.
Mafalda Soares and Beatriz Neves, students at NOVA School of Science and Technology, are the most recent medal winners on the return to the National University Championships.
"It is my sincere tribute to Prof. Rogério, to whom I will always be grateful for his sympathy, for his sincere and uncomplicated treatment and for the scientific and logistical support ", explains the Portuguese paleontologist Carlos Silva.
