News & Events

Events 2026-06-07
20th International Conference on Electroanalysis (ESEAC 2026)
The submission of abstracts for participants is currently open until February 5, 2026. The conference will take place from 7–11 June 2026 at the Faculdade de Ciências da Universidade de Lisboa. We kindly invite you to submit an abstract presenting your research work and to take part in ESEAC 2026.
Events 2026-02-11
Mesa-Redonda
No âmbito do Dia Internacional das Mulheres e Raparigas na Ciência, realiza-se no próximo 11 de fevereiro de 2026, pelas 15h00, no Anfiteatro Leopoldo Guimarães, uma Mesa-Redonda dedicada à reflexão e partilha de percursos femininos na ciência, tecnologia e educação.

A sessão será moderada por Filipa Mendes e contará com a presença de convidadas representantes dos setores académico, empresarial e da administração local.
Events 2026-01-27
NANOTECH 2026
Don’t miss to be part of a prestigious and comprehensive technical program, Submit your abstract for oral presentation or poster as soon as possible before the 27 January 2026.
News 2026-01-26
CENIMAT's donation handed to FACIT
Following our Three Kings' Day gathering on January 6th, we are proud to announce the final result of our solidarity initiative. Last Friday, we officially handed over the collected donations to FACIT, represented by Professor Teresa Calvão.
News 2026-01-26
CleanNote is the big winner of the "Vamos dar uma segunda vida às notas", a Banco de Portugal competition
The Clean Note project, a joint initiative between CENIMAT|i3N (NOVA School of Science and Technology) and AlmaScience, has won the 1st edition of the "Vamos dar uma segunda vida às notas" (Giving Banknotes a Second Life) competition, promoted by the Bank of Portugal.
Events 2026-01-25
Winter School on Analog and Mixed-Signal (AMS) Layout IC Design 2026
Apply and register until January 25th for a FREE in presence Winter School, in Lisbon, at UNINOVA and benefit from this unique opportunity.
News 2026-01-21
i3N-Participated Project Innovates in Veterinary Prosthetics
The PetBionic project, co-funded by COMPETE 2030 and featuring the participation of the University of Aveiro (UA), is set to transform the lives of companion animals with severe injuries. The initiative aims to develop scalable, marketable, and optimized bionic prosthetics that go far beyond traditional implants.