Tajima Prize will be awarded during the 67th annual meeting of the International Society of Electrochemistry (ISE).

“Microstructural evolution of K0.5Na0.5NbO3 thin films by in-situ TEM sintering” was highlighted in conference organized by the Federation of European Materials Societies

Carlos Brites, Mengistie Debasu, João Rocha and Luís Carlos co-developed an optical method for measuring the instantaneous Brownian velocity of colloidal suspensions.

Mirtha Lourenço, a PhD student supervised by Richard Gomes and Paula Ferreira win best poster award in international symposium.

Andrei Kovalevsky, Aleksey Yaremchenko, Sónia Patrício, Javier Macías and Jorge Frade are authors of the article highlighted by the journal Chemistry of Materials.

Director and CICECO Researcher were peer elected as Fellows of the larger chemical society in the world.

Nuno Gama was distinguished at ICMTech-2016 due to the development of glycerol foam with high thermal and acoustic insulation and fire resistance.

One of the three European scientists peer selected by the Chemistry Division of the European Academy of Sciences.

Andreia Sousa, Armando Silvestre and Carmen Freire develop biomaterials with wide industrial applicability.

Helena Passos, Andreia Luís, João Coutinho and Mara Freire advances in ionic-liquid-based aqueous biphasic systems published in Scientific Reports journal

Carlos Amorim, PhD student in Physics, is the lead author of the finding that can be extremely useful for mobile technology.

Recognition of the scientific merit and relevant collaboration in the development of science in Brazil

Paula Seabra, Rui Novais and Rob Pullar create new product in response to the increasing popularity of the new heating system

Rita Bastos from CICECO and IT won incentive prize to develop low cost photonic integrated circuits for next generation optical access networks.

Idalina Gonçalves, Paula Ferreira e Manuel Coimbra (QOPNA) develop prototypes based on starch bioplastics for application in the food industry

The researcher is the only Portuguese women featured in the book "Successful Women Ceramic and Glass Scientists and Engineers: 100 Inspirational Profiles"

Marina Matos, Andreia Sousa, Armando Silvestre, Carla Vilela and Carmen Freire are authors of the review article highlighted on the inside cover of Polymer Chemistry

Sara Fateixa, Helena Nogueira e Tito Trindade are the authors of the review article on nanostructures applied in surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS)

Portuguese Chemical Society recognizes the scientific activity and independence of the young researcher

The research, developed in partnership with German institutions, has just been published in the journal Nature Physics