E-Poster Gallery

As part of our 2020 Annual Conference, we invite you to browse the E-Poster Gallery!

This E-Poster Gallery consists of posters selected under the most recent Call for Poster Proposals and includes our Strategic Research Projects 2019, the Exploratory Research Projects 2017, financed under the scope of the UT Austin Portugal Program.

The catalog covers the areas of Advanced Computing, Medical Physics, Nanotechnologies, and Space-Earth Interactions and will be online for the entire duration of the Conference, between October 7 and 8.

Conference attendees can click on a title of their interest and see the full poster in detail;
Some E-Posters also include an audio presentation by the respective authors providing an in-depth description of the work;
Conference attendees will have the opportunity to provide feedback and discuss the featured R&D projects through a dedicated virtual chat room. This chat room will be available starting 2 p.m. on October 7 and open until October 8. Click here to create your user account and access the platform.

2019 Strategic Research Projects

Nanotechnologies

GEMIS

Graphene-enhanced Electro-Magnetic interference Shielding

Advanced Computing

BigHPC

A Management Framework for Consolidated Big Data and HPC

Nanotechnologies

ExtreMed

Extreme Ultrashort Pulses for Advanced Medical Applications and Diagnostics

Nanotechnologies

NanoCatRed

Novel metallic NANOparticles on NANOstructured supports for oxyanion CATalytic REDuction in water

Nanotechnologies

NanoStim

Nanomaterials for wearable-based integrated biostimulation

Advanced ComputingNanotechnologies

SENTINEL

Novel injectable biosensor for continuous remote monitoring of cancer patients at high-risk of relapse

Space-Earth Interactions

uPGRADE

Miniaturized Prototype for Gravity field Assessment using Distributed Earth-orbiting assets

Medical Physics

TOF-PET for Proton Therapy (TPPT)

In-beam Time-of-Flight (TOF) Positron Emission Tomography (PET) for proton radiation therapy

Space-Earth Interactions

MAGAL Constellation

Setting the cornerstone of a future ocean and climate change monitoring constellation, based on radar altimeter data combined with gravity and ocean temperature and salinity measurements