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ITQB NOVA research units renew FCT's ‘Excellent’ rating
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The three research units affiliated with ITQB NOVA have been once again distinguished with “Excellent”, the highest rating in the national evaluation by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT).
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New tool helps researchers better understand protein interactions
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ITQB NOVA researchers have developed a computational tool to better understand how molecules interact in complex biological systems.
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A bacterial spray to keep respiratory infections away?
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A new study found that harmless bacteria that live in our upper respiratory tract inhibit the growth of Streptococcus pneumoniae, a leading cause of respiratory infections. The study opens a possibility for probiotic-based therapies, such as nasal sprays, with the potential to reduce colonization by this pathogen.
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Researcher returns to primary school to teach students about viruses
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Carolina Buga, PhD student at ITQB NOVA, visited her former primary school to engage students in the world of science through the “Cientista regressa à escola” programme.
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Casa cheia no Dia Aberto do ITQB NOVA
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Cerca de duas mil pessoas passaram pelo ITQB NOVA no passado sábado, 15 de março, em mais uma edição do seu Dia Aberto, que convidou a uma jornada totalmente dedicada à ciência.
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Dia Aberto do ITQB NOVA 2025: Visite-nos!
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A 15 de março (sábado) visite-nos, para um dia cheio de atividades para todas as idades. A entrada é livre!
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How dangerous foodborne bacteria resist common disinfectants
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A new study by ITQB NOVA researchers found out a new mechanism through which Listeria monocytogenes, a human pathogenic bacteria, survives food safety strategies and the immune system. These findings have important implications for public health and food safety.
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Júlia Costa among women scientists honored by Ciência Viva
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Júlia Costa is the latest researcher from ITQB NOVA to be honored by Ciência Viva, featuring in the book “Mulheres na Ciência”. She joins 11 other ITQB NOVA scientists previously highlighted in this initiative.
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€2.7 million grant to support science-based research journalism
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Four professors from NOVA - including Ana Sanchez, from ITQB NOVA -, together with the European Journalism Centre, based in the Netherlands, have just secured a €2.7 million grant from the European Union's Creative Europe programme to support science-based research journalism projects.
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Apply for the StartUp Research NOVA 2025 until April 4
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Are you a researcher in life sciences willing to maximize the value of the knowledge you generate? Apply to StartUp Research NOVA until April 4 – several scholarships are available.
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Application process for the position of Rector of NOVA
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Sweet science: new approach to synthesize rare health-packed sugars
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A new study by ITQB NOVA researchers could change the way we synthetize rare sugars, making them more accessible for applications in the food, pharmaceutical and nutraceutical industries.
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AI-powered image analysis to transform microscopy & biomedical imaging
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A new tool developed by ITQB NOVA researchers enables the analysis of biomedical images up to 100 times faster.
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In Memory of Professor Joan Guinovart (1947–2024)
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ITQB NOVA joins the Life Sciences community in mourning the loss of Professor Joan Guinovart, a pioneering biochemist and cherished member of the Scientific Advisory Boards for MOSTMICRO and LS4FUTURE.
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Latest FCT Exploratory Projects at ITQB NOVA
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Learn more about each of the nine exploratory projects that will be developed by ITQB NOVA researchers and their teams, during the next one and a half years.
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Ana Paula Santos distinguished by Crédito Agrícola
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The “Sementes Duradouras” project on enhancing seed resilience has earned the researcher the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Award
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ITQB NOVA research in the spotlight at NOVA Science & Innovation Day 2024
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Several ITQB NOVA researchers were awarded during this event showcasing the best of the university’s research
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ITQB NOVA at the NOVA Science & Innovation Day 2024
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Several ITQB NOVA researchers will present their work at the NOVA Science & Innovation Day, on December 3rd, at the NOVA University Lisbon Rectorate Building.
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"90 Segundos de Ciência": eight years and almost 2000 scientists
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The programme has been showcasing Portuguese science on the radio every weekday.
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Andreia Pimenta wins two grants to study the link between human gut microbiota and disease
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The projects could open the door to develop more effective treatments for inflammatory bowel diseases
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