News & Events

i3N would like to congratulate its members and researcher students elected as councillors to the Faculty Council of NOVA FCT, namely Professor João Paulo Borges, who won the elections for Representatives of Teachers and Researchers as the head of the list, as well as our elected colleagues Rui Igreja and Isabel Ferreira (3 i3N members elected, out of 9!), and PhD student Edgar Coimbra (out of two elected).

We were delighted to host the student delegation from the Department of Polymer Science and Engineering at Zhejiang University (ZJU) for a full-day program at CENIMAT|i3N – NOVA FCT.

We invite the entire community to attend Professor Frank Giesselmann's seminar, entitled “Chitin Nanocrystals from Various Biological Sources and their Chiral Nematic Suspensions in Water,” which will take place in Amphitheater 128, Building II (DCM), on July 16, at 11h00.

As part of the Science 2025 Meeting, i3N, CICECO, and NANOMAT organized the parallel session:
Science of Excellence in Advanced Materials for the Society of the Future,
which will take place on July 11 | 🕥 11h30 – 13h00, in Amphitheater B137, Carcavelos, NOVA SBE Campus.

On July 10th, CENIMAT|i3N will welcome Professor Nazario Martín, Full Professor at University Complutense of Madrid and vice-director of
the IMDEA-Nanoscience Institute. Professor Martín will deliver a seminar entitled «Molecular Nanographenes for Organic Electronics», where some recent and amazing NGs stemming from his research group will be presented and discussed.

Date: July 3rd, 11:00
Location: CENIMAT | NANOVA Room, i3N
We are pleased to host Prof. Patrícia Almeida Carvalho, Senior Research Scientist at SINTEF, Norway, as the speaker of the next NANOMAT-Talk, with the lecture: "Mineral tetrahedrites as the next commercial thermoelectric materials"

We are pleased to invite you to a seminar by Prof. Eugene A. Katz (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev), a leading researcher in the field of advanced photovoltaics and solar energy conversion.

🗓 Date: July 3
🕑 Time: 14:00–15:00
📍 Location: Room 204, Building 2

Read the abstract of the seminar and discover the short-bio of Professor Eugene Katz.