The tenth edition of the event took place on 4 and 5 November at the Técnico Innovation Center powered by Fidelidade, featuring the 1st edition of the Técnico Innovation Summit. The main room of the Técnico Innovation Center powered by Fidelidade was filled with more than 150 posters made by Técnico PhD students. The programme […]
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Workshop dedicated to the importance of Proton Therapy training for cancer treatment highlighted at Técnico – Tecnológico e Nuclear Campus (CTN). The 2nd ProtoTera Doctoral Programme Workshop took place on 9 and 10 October, at the CTN Auditorium. The event brought together national and international experts in the field of proton therapy. Técnico PhD students, their supervisors
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The European Nuclear Education Network PhD Prize (ENEN PhD Prize) has been awarded to Catarina Pinto. Catarina Pinto, a PhD student in Biomedical Engineering at Instituto Superior Técnico, has been awarded the European Nuclear Education Network PhD Prize (ENEN PhD Prize) for her research work in nuclear medicine. The award ceremony took place on 11
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Bruno Oliveira, João Galamba Correia and Rita Melo, researchers at C2TN – Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares, Instituto Superior Técnico, are collaborating with David Baker, one of the recent Nobel laureates in Chemistry, on the ‘DenovoTherapies’ project, the aim of which is to explore the potential of mini-proteins designed in Baker’s laboratory for targeted
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Last Friday, 27th September, researchers and PhD students from Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares (C2TN) of Instituto Superior Técnico attended the European Researchers’ Night (NEI), held at the National Museum of Natural History and Science (MUNHNC) in Lisbon. The event, which was characterised by dozens of free initiatives, aimed to bring science closer to
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A team from C2TN, led by Sandra Rabaça, and CeFEMa, coordinated by Diogo Santos, is developing new organic electroactive materials (OEMs) for high-performance, low-cost batteries. The project focuses on tetrathiafulvalene (TTF) derivatives as organic electrodes, offering a more sustainable alternative to current inorganic materials, particularly when combined with aqueous electrolytes, which enhance safety and reduce
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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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A Special Issue reprint book, published by MDPI and edited by C2TN researchers Laura C. J. Pereira and Dulce Belo, has been released in honor of retired C2TN member Professor Manuel de Almeida. Titled “Functional Molecular Materials Insights—A Themed Issue in Honour of Professor Manuel Almeida on the Occasion of His 70th Birthday,” the book
‘Research to Reality: Bridging the Clinical Manufacturing Gap’ was the theme that guided the session promoted by the Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares (C2TN) of the Instituto Superior Técnico, in partnership with NorthX Biologics – a Swedish company with vast experience in the development and manufacture of biological products – which took place in
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Researchers from C2TN, in collaboration with Instituto Superior de Agronomia and Instituto dos Vinhos do Douro e do Porto, developed a pioneering method to prove the authenticity of Portuguese wines. Using 137Cs (caesium-137) dating via gamma spectrometry, this technique has proved extremely effective in differentiating wines produced before and after the uncontrolled nuclear tests of
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