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May
27

CBMA at Pint of Science 2019

CBMA researchers, Andreia Gomes and Inês Sousa, were at Pint of Science 2019.

By CBMA Andreia Pacheco | Academic . Outreach
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Apr
12

Victor Lesser Dissertation award 2018

Victor Lesser Dissertation award – 2018

By CBMA Andreia Pacheco | Academic . Research
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Apr
01

UM I&D – Isabel Fernandes

What is the impact of global changes on aquatic ecosystems? Will Portugal continue to suffer from extreme events such as drought? Questions that the Isabel Fernandes will talk about at UM I&D radio show.

By CBMA Andreia Pacheco | Academic . Outreach
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Mar
15

A History of the Iberian Peninsula revealed by ancient DNA.

In a study published yesterday in the journal Science, a group of 111 population geneticists and archaeologists, among them the Portuguese Pedro Soares from CBMA, charted 8,000 years of genetics in the region.

By CBMA Andreia Pacheco | Research
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Jan
23

Homo doutorandus #5

Homo doutorandus is a science communication project where we give a voice to the CBMA PhD students to talk about their PhD project in about 1 minute. In Homo doutorandus #5 we have Nuno Martins!

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Jan
22

Best Portuguese thesis of 2017 in the field of limnology

“Impacts of silver nanoparticles in freshwater detrital food-webs in a warming Scenario” was considered the best Portuguese thesis of 2017, presented in Portugal in the field of limnology.

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Nov
29

Solutions of plant biology and its applications in agricultural production chains

Plant biology solutions and their application in agricultural production chains are been developed by Hernâni Gerós, researcher at CBMA.  

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Nov
27

Antimicrobial materials for wound treatment

Biotechnological materials that use nature as a source of inspiration are being developed by Raul Machado, Assistant Researcher at the CBMA. The aim of this technology is to avoid the use of antibiotics and other agents in the treatment of wounds that may be less biocompatible and, thus circumvent any problem to antimicrobial resistance  

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