Ana Cláudio, Emanuelle Faria, Armando Silvestre, Mara Freire and TU Wien team develop a method with high application potential in pharmaceutical and olive oil industry.

Nature Catalysis highlighted integrated process for enzymatic catalysis, developed by CICECO and TUAT(Japan) research team, that allows product recovery and enzyme reuse.

Study on phase transitions in perovskite multiferroics made in cooperation with ISIS Neutron and Muon Source and Element Six Global Innovation Center.

Review article signed by Catarina Araujo, Mariela Nolasco, António Ribeiro and Paulo Ribeiro-Claro was highlighted in Science Trends.

Andrei Kholkin and Svitlana Kopyl, in cooperation with TEMA and KAIST (South Korea) research team, publish review article on Materials Today.

Cork-ceria based material developed by CICECO research team in partnership with LNEG and PROMES used to produce fuel from CO2 and concentrated solar power.

A study led by Andreia Sousa and Catarina Araújo explains the relationship between structure and properties of polyethylene 2,5-furanedicarboxylate (PEF).

Considerable contribution to the scientific and technological cooperation between Portugal and Belarus highlighted by the President of the Belarus Academy of Sciences.

International Center for Diffraction Data (ICDD) highlights the PhD student as a promising young researcher in crystallography.

Portuguese Electrochemistry Society recognizes his research contribution in the field of Electrochemistry.

Leader of the Electroceramics Group was elected as executive officer of the Federation of European Materials Societies.

Nanoparticles-based 2D thermal bioimaging technology (NanoTBTech) was one of the 27 successful projects that have been selected and will be funded with 3 million euros.

The approved project associated to this ERC-PoC will allow the development of tumoral micro-tissues to test drugs targeting bone diseases.

Manuel Mello-Franco and Karol Strutyński, in collaboration with the 2D-INK project team, synthesized and characterized a graphene nanoribbon with 7.7 nm in length.

Journal of the American Ceramic Society recognizes the work developed as Associate Editor over the last 10 years.

Dmitry Evtuguin, in partnership with the Polytechnic of Viseu, developed pellets, furniture and newsprint from grape stalks.

Carlos Brites and Luís Carlos develop new nondestructive method to assess real-time thermal conductivity in nanostructures.

Structural study of neurodegenerative drug forms using NMR and X-ray crystallography highlighted.

Project coordinated by Filipe Figueiredo intends to develop fuel cell/electrolyzer that solves the problem of intermittent renewable energy production.