News
- Andreia Pimenta wins two grants to study the link between human gut microbiota and disease
- The projects could open the door to develop more effective treatments for inflammatory bowel diseases
- ITQB NOVA celebrates 2024 Science and Technology Week
- In this year’s edition, our scientists and students continue to work to bring science and the rest of society closer together
- Ricardo Henriques elected as EMBO Member
- The new PI becomes the 5th ITQB NOVA researcher to join the EMBO community
- Over 40 new ITQB NOVA PhDs Honored on NOVA Day
- The new PhDs from Universidade Nova de Lisboa received their insignia during the NOVA Day Ceremony, under the theme “Inspire and Build”
- ITQB NOVA researcher wins €1M CaixaResearch Health Grant
- The project will develop a tool for the early detection of neurodegenerative diseases
- 2nd LS4FUTURE PI Retreat
- The retreat deepened scientific collaborations and strengthened alliances
- ITQB NOVA welcomes two researchers with Marie Curie Fellowships
- Projects aim to study bioactive compounds and bacterial vulnerabilities
- ITQB NOVA Walking Challenge
- To celebrate NOVA Sustainability Days, ITQB NOVA launches a new challenge to its community: let’s walk!
- Turning waste from the paper industry into beneficial compounds
- ITQB NOVA researchers develop an eco-friendly method to produce compounds with applications in health, cosmetics and materials science
- How gut microbiome communities build resilience to drugs
- New research co-led by ITQB NOVA PI Sarela Garcia-Santamarina reveals that bacteria in the gut microbiome can become more resilient to drugs when part of a community.
