Speaking Science

The NETA project, coordinated by Catarina Rosado and Patrícia Rijo—professors at ULusófona (Lisbon University Center) and researchers at CBIOS—focuses on how wastewater recovery can play a decisive role in the development of new sustainable solutions for various industries. This is the main conclusion of the work carried out as part of the NETA Project, which explores the bioconversion of sewage sludge by black soldier fly larvae.

The STORYline project, coordinated by Ana Filipa Oliveira, a professor at Lusófona University – Porto University Center and a researcher at CICANT, brings together citizenship, intergenerational relationships, and digital media in community contexts.

The project brings together international experts to study the factors that influence physical activity and to improve health promotion policies.

In a new anthology, faculty and students at Lusófona explore the many revolutions sparked by the April 25 Revolution.

Research Confirms the Positive Effects of Physical Exercise on the Physical and Emotional Health of Women with Breast Cancer

ULusófona project identifies innovative compounds with therapeutic potential to halt the progression of breast cancer to more aggressive stages.

Study investigates how young people consume news, exploring diversity, gender and news avoidance, with questionnaires, interviews and training actions.

With virtual reality and biofeedback, Bergolis helps to deal with phobias safely, with therapeutic support and scientific validation.

Pioneering project assesses the resilience of Building A on the ULusófona campus and proposes sustainable solutions to the challenges of climate change

European project promotes youth participation in culture through Game Jams and collaborative design.