Data Science Seminar, por Hugo Silva (IST).

Ciências ULisboa associa-se uma vez mais à Noite Europeia dos Investigadores, promovendo várias iniciativas.

Sessão de homenagem no âmbito da 13.ª Reunião Anual da APG - Associação Portuguesa de Geólogos.

RSS Meetup, por Pedro Rocha (NOVA LINCS, FCT/NOVA).

Seminário Permanente de Filosofia das Ciências, por Gil Santos  (CFCUL/GI2).

O webinar Desafios do Envelhecimento @ULisboa constitui o primeiro de vários encontros do grupo transversal de envelhecimento da redeSAÚDE da Universidade de Lisboa.

Colóquio de Matemática, por Teresa Monteiro Fernandes (Departamento de Matemática | Ciências ULisboa).

O curso visa apresentar uma série de perspetivas sobre o desenvolvimento conceitual da estatística e sobre o uso de inferências e modelos estatísticos nas ciências empíricas.

Young Inventors Prize / European Inventor Award: candidaturas até 01 de outubro de 2021.

Workshop internacional associado ao projeto Medea-Chart.

Um curso dirigido ao público em geral e a estudantes de arte ou ciência (a partir dos 16 anos), com interesse em desenho de observação, ilustração e biologia, com ou sem experiência em desenho.

Lançamento de livro de banda desenhada, da autoria de Bruno Pinto, Quico Nogueira e Nuno Duarte.

Ciências ULisboa está fortemente representada neste evento, com dezenas de atividades ao longo dos seis dias de Festival.

The objective of this course is to introduce participants to the details of communication and writing scientific publications.

Um programa de aceleração de ideias e negócios, promovido pela redeSaúde, com candidaturas até 30 de setembro de 2021.

The objective of this course is to introduce participants to the details of communicating science to non-specialized audiences, including, but not exclusive to, public and private stakeholders, students and teachers, and media professionals.

The course aims at providing an introduction to stable isotopes ratios as tools to understand global, ecosystem and community level bio/geo cycles; light isotopes: H, N, C, O and S isotopes, geo cycles and ecological significance; sampling and analytical methodologies in stable isotope analysis.

This course aims to evidence the importance of natural history collections for the study of biodiversity, to show new tools and approaches to extract and disseminate biodiversity data from natural history collections and to increase awareness of young researchers for the scientific and cultural value of Natural History Museums.

EvoS aims at turning evolutionary theory into a common language to areas that pertain to the natural world, including human affairs.

The course SoilEco aims at introducing attendants to an updated state of the art of diversity of the soil biota and the functional roles played by soil organisms in key ecological processes.

In this course, we promote a multidisciplinary approach presenting the most recent findings on the topic and challenging the traditional way of considering symbiotic associations as exceptions and not as the rule.

The goal of this course is to provide to the participants with current and practical knowledge on urban ecology, including ecological and social aspects.

This course aims to explore ways of communicating science to non-specialized audiences, such as policy makers, industry, general public (including students and teachers), through their engagement and participation in citizen science activities.

This course introduces the field of island biogeography, a discipline that has long influenced other research areas such as macroecology, community ecology, evolution and conservation biology.

Scientists, as the main actors in the production of scientific knowledge, have the responsibility of having an active voice in communicating this knowledge – and that can be achieved for example by a conscious use of the communication tools at their disposal and a better articulation with journalists, among other means.