Projects

OREOBATT

OREOBATT Project – “Organic Electroactive Materials as Electrodes for Next-Generation Batteries” is a  FCT – Exploratory Project. A team of researchers from C2TN, led by Sandra Rabaça, in collaboration with CeFEMa, where the project is coordinated by Diogo Santos, is developing a new generation of organic electroactive materials (OEMs) for high-performance, low-cost batteries. The project […]

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ARSENIX

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

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WATER4MED

WATER4MED project (Water management strategies and Adaptation acTions undER a global change context FOR the MEDiterranean region” (PRIMA II section) aims to develop new approaches to adapt water governance models to the current context of global changes (climate change and growing demand) in order to define efficient water management strategies through numerical calculations, advanced hydrochemical

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TraMeXI

X-ray imaging is an important technique used in medicine however it’s use forms the largest component of exposure to artificial ionizing radiation. Consistent quantification of a patient’s exposure to radiation with calibrated dosimetry equipment is essential to comply with Council Directive and ensure patient safety. Currently, the procedures used by calibration laboratories, based on relevant

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Personalized 3D Tumor models for Precision RadioTheranostics of Glioblastoma – TheraGlio-3D UTAustin Portugal exploratory project

Since the beginning of the 21st century, the multidisciplinary field of targeted radionuclide therapy (TRT) has been gaining increasing relevance.  However, most of targeted radionuclide therapy pre-clinical radiobiological studies have been performed in conventional in vitro cell culture systems, which fail to recapitulate some of the features of in vivo tumors. In this exploratory project

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Bioactivity of irradiated foods by low energy e-beam

In the last decades, the awareness of consumers about the relationship between food and health is increasing as a result of the marketing of food products with health claims, the so-called functional foods. These can be defined as “foods or ingredients of foods that provide an additional physiological benefit beyond their basic nutrition”. Low energy

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RADOV

The EU-funded RADOV project aims to use high-energy radiation from electron accelerators to produce bioactive peptides derived from egg proteins. Using electron beam irradiation, it will design and develop two new products containing bioactive proteins/peptides. This will be done to broaden the applications of ionizing radiation and to demonstrate the wide range of its uses.

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STRAWRAD

A bilateral project between Portugal and Tunisia (Institut Supérieur de Biotechnologie de Sidi Thabet, Université de La Mannouba) focuses on the effects of conventional and non-conventional strawberries processing on their microbial, sensorial and nutritional properties and also their antioxidants profiles and bioactive properties (antidiabetic, anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial). This study will contribute to the body of knowledge

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Metal-Organic Frameworks

CPMeDiCo

A bilateral project between Portugal and France under the Programa Pessoa by FCT, Portugal, and CampusFrance, France, CPMeDiCo focuses on the development of a novel class of Coordination Polymers (CP) and Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs). This consortium brings together two teams of Portuguese and French researchers with complementary expertise in chemistry, molecular magnetism, electronic properties of

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