Ciclo das GHTM SESSIONS no âmbito do cross-cutting issue (CCI) DIAGNOSTICS. As GHTM SESSIONS serão divulgadas de acordo com o seguinte programa. Link Zoom: https://videoconf-colibri.zoom.us/j/88939262378?pwd=S0pIT002NkpkdkNDay95UUcwOVk0QT09 ID: 889 3926 2378 Password: 787895 Entrada Livre!
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GHTM SESSIONS | Ciência Aberta: a estratégia da União Europeia
O GHTM/IHMT/NOVA convida para a GHTM Sessions que se realiza dia 23 de fevereiro de 2021, pelas 11h, com o título “Ciência Aberta: a estratégia da EU”, a proferir pelo Philip Havik. Link Zoom: https://videoconf-colibri.zoom.us/j/85673723090?pwd=WXlHSFBMcjhNKzllT0hFUUFtT2V2UT09 Entrada Livre! Para adicionar a sessão à sua agenda, por favor clique duas vezes no ficheiro em anexo.
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Will a world without insect bites and buzzing be a Paradise? No, it will be a catastrophe
The GHTM member, Filipe Lopes, who has been working in the area of entomology, entomological collections and science communication, has recently been interviewed, for the Expresso newspaper, on issues of insect biodiversity loss and introduction of exotic species. Several recently published works have been consistently showing a decrease in insect abundance which reinforces the already […]
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Project co-financed by the Asylum, Migration and Integration Fund and the GHTM-IHMT
In collaboration with the ACES Amadora the project was launched on the 9th of April at the Amadora Municipal Library in a meeting attended by health professionals representing all 9 USFs and UCSPs of the ACES. The meeting was a platform to present and discuss the main objectives and implementation of the study which aim […]
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IHMT / NOVA participates in a Science Advances study that reveals the global spread of tuberculosis and its relation to European expansion and development of antibiotic resistance.
IHMT / NOVA participates in the most complete genomic analysis carried out on the most widespread form of the Tuberculosis bacillus, called Lineage 4 and predominant in Portugal and Europe, significantly increasing our understanding of the origin and dissemination of the most common and most tuberculosis, as well as their appetite for drug resistance. This […]
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