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Highlights at ITQB NOVA

Giulia Francescato distinguida com o Prémio Melhor Tese 2024

Giulia Francescato distinguida com o Prémio Melhor Tese 2024

A estudante de doutoramento foi galardoada com o Prémio Melhor Tese da Fundação Jacqueline Dias de Sousa no Dia do ITQB NOVA (4 de julho), pelo seu trabalho sobre compostos com aplicações antimicrobianas ou anticancerígenas.

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Mario del Rosario e Raquel Portela vencem a 6.ª Ed. do ECRA

Mario del Rosario e Raquel Portela vencem a 6.ª Ed. do ECRA

Os investigadores foram distinguidos com o Early Career Research Award (ECRA) no Dia do ITQB NOVA (4 de julho), pelo desenvolvimento de uma nova ferramenta baseada em IA para detetar, em tempo real, as consequências das infeções nas nossas células.

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Under pressure: how do cells die?

Under pressure: how do cells die?

A new study reveals important details on the mechanisms involved in cell death triggered by stress. These insights could help us better understand diseases such as diabetes, cancer, and neurodegenerative diseases.

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ITQB NOVA receives Honorable Mention in sustainability challenge

ITQB NOVA receives Honorable Mention in sustainability challenge

The Institute’s Teaching Lab was internationally recognized in a competition focused on sustainable laboratory practices.

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Students step up as "antibiotic guardians" against resistance

Students step up as "antibiotic guardians" against resistance

With the mission of tackling antibiotic resistance through the analysis of soil samples, the MicroMundo@Oeiras project brings together researchers from ITQB NOVA, NOVA students and high schoolers from Oeiras. The first results of this citizen science initiative were published in the journal FEMS Microbiology Letters.

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