Please save the date for this national event showcasing the work of the UT Austin|Portugal Program, to be held at the Gulbenkian Foundation, Lisbon.

STTM welcomed Alexandra Marques to San Antonio, Texas. Alexandra also completed time-intensive assessments of Additive for Solefish Food. Her research changed TT practices at the University of Algarve.

Cliff Zintgraff led a training week in late May 2010. He and Dina Chaves helped the FCT/UNL TT office's web site go live with its initial public portfolio offering.

Eleven participants started a two-month filmmaking program on June 3, 2010.

Director João Mário Grilo presented his film on the tradition of Persian carpets on April 26, 2010, at UT Austin.

American and Portuguese researchers met in May to discuss the ongoing digital divide and media trajectories project.

South By Southwest Panel Picker now accepting panel proposals through July 9.

David Kirk visited Braga, Portugal, to share his knowledge and help participants with hands-on advanced computing exercises.

A two-day workshop in Lisbon addressed strategic partnerships, intellectual property rights, and best practices.

Diogo Cabral's PhD research proposes the use of pen-based technology, a natural-input interface, to manipulate digital videos.

Alberto Proença reports on IBERGRID 2010.

Finalists for the FUTUREPLACES Festival, to be held October 12-16 2010 in Porto, Portugal, will be eligible to receive up to $2000 in travel assistance in order to attend the festival.  The deadline to submit entries has been extended to June 20.

“Welcome to Tomorrow” will take place on the 28th of May, from 9 - 11 pm, at Twin's Club in Lisbon. The event's aim is to challenge entrepreneurs and investors to take an active role in building Portugal's future.

The UT Austin|Portugal Advanced Digital Media Program has issued an open call to support travel to UT by professors, researchers and PhD students.

Two UTEN interns give first-person perspectives.

The team is addressing different aspects of the contemporary analysis of nonlinear PDEs - from regularity issues for singular and degenerate equations to free boundary problems, from kinetic equations to ocean and climate modeling.

Gabriele explains his mathematical work by using dance moves in an analogy.

We spoke to five Portuguese PhD students about their work, the UT approach to graduate education, and life in Austin.

"Bridging the gap between European e-Science and Iberian America" is the theme of the conference to be held May 24-28, 2010, in Braga.