Students, researchers and professionals from the healthcare field, we have great news for you: The UT Austin Portugal Program and the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Coimbra are
From October to December, ten researchers embarked on a journey at the University of Texas at Austin and the MD Anderson Cancer Center, in Houston. They performed research on several
The selected researchers will develop research across – cancer, satellite data, machine learning and energy-related topics. Fostering knowledge exchange through mobility initiatives has always been at the core of the
Online Course Proton Therapy: the Challenges and the Opportunities This online course will explore Intensity-Modulated Proton Therapy (IMPT) treatment planning. Invited speakers from leading institutions in cancer research worldwide will
Interdisciplinary Training Registrations closed This online training program has been designed for young graduate and senior students, along with technical personnel and professors, who want to gain in-depth knowledge of
International scientific cooperation was at the heart of this year’s agenda. The UT Austin Portugal Program was once more invited to host a workshop at Portugal’s most important national science
Within the scope of Ciência 2021, the National Science Summit, the UT Austin Portugal Program will hold a 90-minute session. The Program’s session will take place on June 30, at 2
Cross Talks is a podcast series by the UT Austin Portugal Program that will walk you through the wonders of science-business collaboration. Monthly, we will be exploring emerging topics in the areas
SAVE THE DATE – October 20-21, 2021, Porto Warm-up sessions on the 18th and 19th Our community’s largest event is in sight with another thought-provoking theme to engage you from
Last update: May 28, 2021 The Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia, I.P. (FCT) announces its 2021 Call for Exploratory Research Projects (ERP) under the UT Austin Portugal Program.
“Large-scale collaboration is crucial in the battle against cancer” Emil Schuler, Assistant Professor at the Department of Radiation Physics, Division of Radiation Oncology of The University of Texas MD Anderson
Collaborate with us to deliver high-quality training content in disruptive scientific fields UT Austin Portugal is opening a Call for Short-Term Advanced Training Proposals. Aligned with the strategic objectives of
Professor Emil Schuler, MD Anderson Cancer Center (MDACC), University of Texas, USA will deliver on the 13th of May the online seminar New methods in Radiotherapy: Physical Basis and Potential
