The ARSENIX Project, titled “Portuguese Rice Fields as a Laboratory Model for Water Decontamination Using Iron Chelation-Type Nanoparticles,” has been awarded funding in the latest call of the FCT – Exploratory Projects. ARSENIX aims to investigate the release of toxic metals, particularly arsenic, into water systems during rice cultivation. More information, here. The project is […]
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ARSENIX Project – “Portuguese rice fields as a laboratory modelling for water decontamination by iron chelatin type nanoparticles” is a FCT – Exploratory Project. It is focused on the study of the release of toxic metals, particularly Arsenium, into water systems during the rice growth, which is of great importance. Different methods based on the
EURO-LABS Supports Transnational Access (TA) to a broad spectrum of installations, as those found in the CLEAR consortium. The nuclear microprobe of CTN is one of the three CLEAR installations, and each one provides 640 hours of beam during the duration of the project. The deadline is May 31. To apply, visit: Transnational Access More
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International Museum Day, Museums, Education, and Research On May 18th, between 3 pm and 6 pm, at the Medeiros e Almeida Museum. C2TN will participate in one of the “Art & Science Conversations”. The aim is to mark the new paths of Museology that are aligned with research produced in an academic environment, in the
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From April 5th to 11th, researchers from Spain (Huelva University/CEAFMC and Institute of the Structure of Matter) participated in the EURO-LABS project, which provides transnational access to a nuclear microprobe (CLEAR consortium). They were characterizing a set of enriched 208Pb self-supported targets used in a scattering experiment at the Nuclear Science Laboratory of the University
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C2TN Researchers gave seminars in Conservation and Restauration Master Degree at NOVA School of Science and Technology. Pedro Valério talked about Radiocarbon Dating in Archaeology and Susana Sousa Gomes presented provenance studies in lead artefacts from the Roman Times.
EURO-LABS Supports Transnational Access (TA) to a broad spectrum of installations, as those found in the CLEAR consortium. The nuclear microprobe of CTN is one of the three CLEAR installations, and each one provides 640 hours of beam during the duration of the project. To apply, visit: Transnational Access More about EURO-LABS project here.
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The International Archeology Days – Making the fire, making the light. Fire archeology, were organized by Palmela City Hall. Held from the 22nd to the 25th of June 2023 at the Cine-Teatro São Jorge in Palmela, during these days national and international experts were together discussing interesting topics. C2TN researcher, Pedro Valério, participated in an
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Three students from IST (Master in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Computer Engineering and Applied Mathematics and Computation) will spend the summer at C2TN under Victoria Corregidor supervision (C2TN researcher) in the frame of the Summer Internships program, which provides experience outside of the classroom. They will develop small projects for Coin Recognition by computer vision,
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In the frame of the EURO-LABS project, which allows Transnational access to the Portuguese Nuclear Microprobe, researcher Mariia Borysenko working at the Museum of East Bohemia (Hradec Kralove) was at C2TN performing experiments using the external beam set-up focused on “Damage induced by proton beam irradiation of cellulose-based materials”.
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