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C2TN and CITUA researchers are teaming up to enhance knowledge environments and foster proactive climate action! Through the H2020 project ECF4CLIM, we’re empowering students, educators, and the wider community to embrace ‘citizen science’ and make a real impact in combating climate change. One incredible initiative we’re part of is collaborating with Camarate Basic School to […]

Oliveira has been awarded a six-year contract with C2TN to pursue his studies focused on cancer imaging and treatment. After two postdocs in the UK and USA, and a CEEC fellowship at iMM, Bruno is returning “home” 12 years later, after completing his PhD at our research campus.  Bruno will develop the research project entitled

C2TN is part of the consortium that won the Horizon Europe project MI-TRAP – Mitigating Transport-Related Air Pollution in Europe.  Mi-TRAP will bring together 26 parties from universities, research centers, companies and industry.  MI-TRAP project aims to improve the currently available Tools and services for air pollution mitigation from transport sources through a multi-dimensional approach.

Joana Madureira defended her PhD Thesis last June in Pharmacy and Health by the University of Salamanca. Joana was focused on the development of bioactive products through the recovery of waste generated by the olive oil extraction industry, using radiation technologies to promote the extractability of bioactive compounds. The main goal of the project was

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,

The RadAR project, coordinated by the C2TN researcher Nuno Canha in collaboration with the Portuguese Environment Agency, has won funding in a call for citizen science projects promoted by the European project RadoNorm (www.radonorm.eu). The RadAR project is a citizen science project on radon management, officially supported by Ciência Viva. RadAR “Students as key players

C2TN is part of the consortium composed by 15 partners that won the Horizon Europe project InChildHealth “Identifying determinants for indoor air quality and their health impact in environments for children: measures to improve indoor air quality and reduce disease burdens”. The project will integrate health, environmental, technical and social sciences research to identify determinants