Nearly two decades after Portugal established strategic partnerships with leading U.S. universities, Professor José Manuel Mendonça reflects on their development and long-term impact in a new episode of TransAtlantic Talks.
The 2026 In-Residency Ph.D. Research Internships cohort brings together doctoral researchers from six Portuguese higher education institutions for research stays of six to twelve months at The University of Texas
The UT Austin Portugal Program participated in Encontro Ciência e Inovação 2026, contributing to a national discussion on how international scientific partnerships can generate more connected, sustainable, and long-term value
Created from the scientific and technological work developed through the NanoPower exploratory research project, NeuroMech Systems represents a concrete example of how UT Austin Portugal-supported research can evolve into entrepreneurial
The UT Austin Portugal Program is pleased to announce an update to its leadership at The University of Texas at Austin. Professor Fernanda Leite, Vice President for Research at UT
A recent UT News story highlights research connected to the Extremed 2019 Strategic Project, an industry-driven project supported during Phase 3 of the UT Austin Portugal Program. The article focuses
The visit connected Professor John’s Fulbright Specialist stay in Portugal with the UT Austin Portugal Program’s research mobility activities and ongoing collaborations between researchers in Porto and Austin. Professor Lizy
Andreas Gerstlauer, Professor at The University of Texas at Austin, participated in the POEMS Spring School 2026, bringing UT Austin expertise to an advanced training initiative in semiconductors and microelectronics.
Can you imagine sailing the high seas of the Atlantic Ocean to the frigid waters of Greenland? This summer, about 40 graduate students and faculty from Portugal, Norway, Greenland, and
Portugal licenses its first-ever spaceport following UT-led feasibility study. A historic moment in Portugal’s space history has Longhorn finger(hoof)prints all over it. After nearly a decade of planning, the first
The UT Austin Portugal Program participated in Encontro Ciência e Inovação 2026, contributing to a national discussion on how international scientific partnerships can generate more connected, sustainable, and long-term value
On 19 January 2026, Brandon A. Jones, Associate Professor at The University of Texas at Austin, participated in the in-person intensive week of Instituto Superior Técnico’s Master of Business Engineering
Two research teams from INESC TEC, working respectively in Robotics and Systems Engineering and Management, recently took part in TechLaunch, an advanced, hands-on entrepreneurship bootcamp promoted by the UT Austin
The UT Austin Portugal Program is featured in the 2025 edition of Texas Engineer, the annual magazine published by the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at
The UT Austin Portugal Program is pleased to support access in Portugal to the University of Texas at Austin’s online Graduate Certificate in Semiconductor Science and Engineering: Semiconductor Processes and