A 3ª edição do Research Summit foi um importante fórum de discussão sobre o tema ‘Mar e Sustentabilidade’, onde participaram globalmente mais de 800 pessoas durante os três dias do evento. Mesmo online, este evento conseguiu manter a comunidade de investigação unida! O Reitor, Paulo Jorge Ferreira, e o Vice-reitor para a Investigação, Inovação e 3º Ciclo, Artur Silva, abriram o evento no dia 24 de junho de 2020 e foram seguidos pela intervenção do Ministro de Mar, Ricardo Serrão Santos, com uma perspetiva interessante sobre o esforço de Portugal para ajudar a comunidade de investigação na área dos assuntos marítimos. O Comandante Maurício Camilo do NRP Sagres permitiu que a audiência descobrisse mais sobre Sagres, com a sua apresentação inititulada “NRP SAGRES, 58 years showing the Portuguese Flag around the World”. Com o apoio do American Corner da UA e da Embaixada dos EUA, William Gerwick, da Universidade da Califórnia, San Diego, deu à audiência uma visão aprofundada da investigação que faz no seu laboratório. De grande interesse para a Comunidade UA foi a participação de Annapaola Migani, da Elsevier, cuja apresentação se debruçou sobre um exemplo de aplicação do recentemente adquirido “SciVal”. Um dos grandes objectivos do Research Summit é acolher o inter e transdisciplinar trabalho junto dos investigadores da UA, o qual foi materializado com 16 apresentações das Unidades de Investigação, tendo ficado a do CESAM a cargo do Professor Doutor Luis Menezes Pinheiro, que incidiu sobre as contribuições do CESAM para o desenvolvimento sustentável dos oceanos. O dia 2 e 3 do evento teve bastante afluência, com mais de 800 participantes, de 48 programas doutorais, 641 estudantes de doutoramento e 160 professores envolvidos em jurado.
Dois estudantes de doutoramento do CESAM consagraram-se vencedores desta edição do Research Summit 2020: Marco Custódio e Catarina Malheiro.
De destacar também a participação de Daniel Jerónimo e Sílvia Coelho, ambos estudantes de doutoramento do CESAM.
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Room |
Awardees |
Classification |
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1 |
Mariana Mesquita, Photodynamic Therapy in prostate cancer using chlorin and isobacteriochlorin photosensitizers, 12:15 PM; (Biochemistry) |
Winner |
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2 |
Marco Custódio, Integration of halophytes production to promote coastal aquaculture eco-intensification, 10:55 AM; (Marine science, technology and management) |
Winner |
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3 |
David Oliveira, The use of mobile applications in the University of Aveiro: an exploratory measuring approach, 11:30 AM; (Multimedia in education) |
Winner* |
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3 |
Rita Tavares, Science Education mobile app integrating an educational data mining framework, 12:20 PM; (Multimedia in education) |
Winner* |
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4 |
Amélia Ramos, Smart Antennas for the Future Low-Earth Orbit Satellite Constellations, 9:15 AM; (Electrical engineering) |
Winner |
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5 |
Jéssica Barbosa, A Novel Osteoporosis Treatment with Coordination Systems, 10:35 AM; (Sustainable chemistry) |
Winner |
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6 |
Ana Monteiro, 2D nanomaterials functionalized with porphyrins for cancer therapies, 9:30 AM; (Nanosciences and nanotechology) |
Winner |
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8 |
Catarina Malheiro, Sustainable Plant Protection Products: from conventional to novel practices, 2:45 PM; (Biology and ecology of global changes) |
Winner |
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9 |
Isabel Bjørge, Groovy, 2:25 PM; (Materials science and engineering) |
Winner |
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10 |
Augusto Neves, Covid-19 impacts on teaching approaches in tourism studies: The case of public higher education in Portugal, 3:35 PM; (Tourism) |
Winner |
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11 |
Eduarda Morais, Boosting Biorefinery: Eutectic mixtures as alternative solvents in the extraction and processing of polysaccharides, 2:35 PM; (Chemical engineering) |
Winner |
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12 |
Ágata Ricca, Seeing the world from a “sense of possibility”: perspectives on an experience of choral practice in the daily life of a refugee camp, 2:00 PM; (Music) |
Winner |
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13 |
Pedro Tomé, Compensation of Long-Term Memory Effects in GaN HEMTs, 3:55 PM; (Telecommunications MAP-tele) |
Winner |
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14 |
Carla Oliveira, Between_Generations: intra and inter-generational transmition of health behaviours in families with genetic conditions, 2:05 PM; (Gerontology and geriatrics) |
Winner |
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15 |
Inês Direito, Protein aggregation and hormone-related cancers: a novel approach to improve diagnosis and overcome endocrine therapy resistance?, 9:40 AM; (Biomedicine) |
Winner |
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16 |
Monique Borges, Decision aiding for public policy formulation, 10:25 AM; (Public policies) |
Winner |
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17 |
Luís Nóbrega, IoT technologies for animal grazing and posture control, 10:55 AM; (Computer science MAP-i) |
Winner |
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18 |
Cátia Rosário, Impact of R&D subsidies on company performance, 9:15 AM; (Business and economics) |
Winner |
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19 |
Gonçalo Lopes, Methodology for the seismic assessment of mixed buildings, 9:20 AM; (Civil engineering) |
Winner |
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20 |
Inês Costa, Planeta Tangerina in the publishing world: transfer and mediation in the internationalization of Portuguese children’s literature, 9:50 AM; (Literary studies) |
Winner |
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1 |
Sara Nadine, Dynamic microfactories encapsulating cells for bone tissue engineering, 12:25 PM; (Biochemistry) |
Mention |
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2 |
Daniel Jerónimo, Recycling wasted nutrients from aquaculture effluents through the integrated use of polychaetes assisted sand filters (PASFs) and halophytes in aquaponics, 10:20 AM; (Marine science, technology and management) |
Mention |
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4 |
Daniel Pereira, Noise in CV-QKD, 9:55 AM; (Electrical engineering) |
Mention |
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5 |
Daniela Fonseca, Biopolymeric microneedles: shaping the future of transdermal delivery and diagnostics, 10:30 AM; (Sustainable chemistry) |
Mention |
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6 |
Ricardo Serrazina, FLASH sintering of lead free perovskite oxides towards sustainable processing of materials for energy and related applications, 9:20 AM; (Advanced materials and processing) |
Mention |
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8 |
Sílvia Coelho, Assessing air quality in cities under climate change scenarios: a source apportionment approach, 4:50 PM; (Environmental sciences and engineering) |
Mention |
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9 |
Alexandre Carvalho, Development of graphene-based transducers and devices, 3:05 PM; (Physical engineering) |
Mention |
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10 |
Brenno Costa, Determinantes da escolha de meios de transportes por turistas dentro de um destino, 3:40 PM; (Tourism) |
Mention |
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11 |
Emanuel Crespo, Building Better Wrong Models for the Oil & Gas Industry, 2:40 PM; (Chemical engineering) |
Mention |
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12 |
Hedisson Mota, “Mixing as an Artistic Process: creative approaches in Portuguese urban popular music”, 4:00 PM; (Music) |
Mention |
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13 |
José Miguel Cardoso, 4 Design Strategies for mapping places, 2:25 PM; (Design) |
Mention |
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14 |
Sara Almeida, Effectiveness of the Lifestyle Integrated Functional Exercise for People with Dementia, 2:20 PM; (Gerontology and geriatrics) |
Mention |
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15 |
Pedro Lavrador, Dynamic Control across Adaptable Hydrogels and Engineered Cell Assemblies, 11:50 AM; (Biotechonology) |
Mention |
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16 |
Tiago Conceição, As the Tide Ebbs… What is Radical Left in Latin America?, 9:40 AM; (Political science) |
Mention |
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17 |
Claudio Piedade, CPR Graphs of Highly Symmetric Hypertopes, 11:30 AM; (Applied mathematics) |
Mention |
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18 |
Maria Pereira, Women’s careers in academia: the case of Portuguese Public Universities, 9:40 AM; (Business and economics) |
Mention |
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19 |
Eduardo Roque, Energy performance and thermal comfort of residential Lightweight Steel-Framed buildings (LSF): challenges and enhancement strategies, 9:00 AM; (Civil engineering) |
Mention |
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20 |
Margaret Gomes, English and Social Identity among University Students in a Global Age, 9:15 AM; (Cultural studies) |
Mention |