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The research project YouNDigital – Youth, News and Digital Citizenship was rated “Excellent” by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), standing out for fully meeting—and in several areas exceeding—the scientific objectives initially set.

The Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism (FUA) at the Technical University of Moldova hosted the CitySenZ | WORKSHOP, titled “Shaping the Future Living Places | Act 2: Data Collection and Archiving”, within the framework of the COST Action CitySenZ and organized by Universidade Lusófona.

ULusófona has submitted six applications to the call HORIZON-WIDERA-2026-02-WIDENING-01 (Twinning), under the Horizon Europe programme, acting as the coordinating institution in all proposals.

ULusófona submitted 54 applications to the FCT 2026 Doctoral Scholarships Call, including 46 applications under the general line and 8 under the non-academic environment line.

In a context where digital threats are evolving at an unprecedented pace, the cybersecurity skills gap is no longer just a matter of talent—it is now a genuine risk to organizations and systems worldwide.

The European project New Steps Safe Future has taken a further step in its digital dissemination and capacity-building strategy with the launch of a website and, more recently, a dedicated mobile app.

On March 25, 2026, applications closed for the 2025 R&D Projects Competition in All Scientific Domains, promoted by the Foundation for Science and Technology.

Lusófona University continues to uphold its commitment to internationalization and academic excellence through the submission of applications to leading European programs, namely Erasmus+ and Jean Monnet.

Lusófona Education institutions are creating an initiative to mark this Day by organizing the panel Women in Science

The book New Perspectives for Urban Rivers: Beyond the RUN Network, corresponding to Volume 3 of the Urban Rivers trilogy, has recently been released within the framework of the RUN – Naturalized Urban Rivers project. This publication represents a significant scientific contribution to the contemporary debate on the relationship between cities and fluvial systems, addressing innovative strategies in urban planning and environmental sustainability.