A few days in Austin made one thing clear: when it comes to grid stability and energy resilience, Portugal and Texas are asking the same questions and increasingly looking for
A team from the universities of Porto and Texas is developing a photothermal system that opens the door to new treatments in peripheral areas and even home interventions. Read more
The Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT) has announced the appointment of new national directors for Portugal’s three international partnerships with U.S. universities MIT, UT Austin Portugal and Carnegie Mellon
Nine researchers affiliated with Portuguese institutions selected for hands-on collaboration at The University of Texas at Austin The UT Austin Portugal Program is pleased to announce the 2025–26 cohort of
A five-week, part-time virtual course designed for Portugal’s research community, taught by UT Austin educator and serial entrepreneur Mellie Price, opens registration on September 23. The UT Austin Portugal Program
On October 7-8, the University of Texas at Austin will convene Hydrogen Day 2025, a two-day event dedicated to exploring the science, technology, and policy dimensions of hydrogen as a
A proven funding mechanism ensures high-merit projects can move forward, strengthening the Program’s scientific reach and graduate training capacity. At the end of July, the Portuguese Foundation for Science and
The Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT) announced the final results of the UT Austin Portugal Program’s 2024 Call for Exploratory Research Projects (ERPs). Eight cutting-edge transatlantic research
On July 9, at Nova SBE, the UT Austin Portugal Program joined its longstanding peers CMU Portugal and MIT Portugal for a joint session under the theme “FCT’s Partnerships with
Eight brilliant minds, One bold voyage. Endless potential. The UT Austin Portugal Program is proud to support the participation of eight exceptional individuals affiliated with Portuguese institutions in the ongoing
For three months, 11 researchers swapped their laboratories in Portugal for those at the University of Texas at Austin. On the other side of the ocean, seasoned researchers from UT
The Portuguese government has approved the renewal of the three partnerships with US universities – including the University of Texas at Austin – for another six years, from 2025 to
Applications in advanced computing, nano materials, space-earth interactions and clean energy will be accepted until January 22. Promoting the development of joint exploratory research projects between Portuguese and North American
For two days, Fernando Alexandre, Minister of Education, Science, and Innovation, led a Portuguese mission to one of the top-ten public US Universities, the University of Texas at Austin, where
The 2024 Call for Exploratory Projects has an overall available budget of € 400,000and includes three of the Program’s core areas: Advanced Computing, Space-Earth Interactions, and Nanotechnologies. Proposals in Clean