Have you ever thought about the environmental impact of asking ChatGPT a question, casually scrolling through social media, or binge-watching a series on Netflix? These everyday activities of our technological society are made possible by the vast amounts of data…
Featured in the cover theme of this October’s edition of National Geographic, Ana Teresa Freitas, a senior INESC-ID researcher and coordinator of INESC-ID’s Life and Health Technology Thematic Line, shared valuable insights and predictions about the revolution of medicine currently…
Jorge Fernandes, INESC-ID researcher in the area of Nano-Electronic Circuits and Systems, and CMU Portugal Faculty member at Instituto Superior Técnico, has recently participated in an episode of the Antena 1 podcast, “90 Segundos de Ciência” (“90 Seconds of Science”). …
Stanford has released the World’s Top 2% Most Influential Scientists lists, which feature 18 INESC-ID researchers, among the 200 thousand most cited scientists in the world. The recognition consists of two lists naming top scientists, doctors, engineers, and mathematicians. One…
“Curiosity, discovery and critical thinking are what’s behind science, and what sets us apart”. That is the take of Inês Lynce, President and researcher at INESC-ID, who recently participated in an episode of “Diálogos Convergentes” (“Convergent Dialogues”), a podcast by…
The biggest event in our community is approaching: the 2nd INESC Lisboa Annual Meeting, which will take place on October 25. We have asked three questions to INESC Lisboa director, Leonel Sousa, about the event and the INESC Lisboa community.…
To celebrate science across Europe is the goal of the European Commission’s initiative, European Researchers’ Night (NEI). And that’s exactly how it felt last Friday, the 27th, at Marina de Oeiras – a celebration! At 12 years old, Renata is…
Helena Moniz was born and raised in the Azores islands, and this is not a mere detail when telling the story of how the Bridge AI project, led by INESC-ID, came to life. In response to a call on Science4Policy,…
Can technology replace animal testing in drug development? A new article, entitled “Integrated circuits that emulate human organs: Organs-on-chip” (“Circuitos integrados que simulam órgãos humanos: Órgãos-em-chip”) was recently published by INESC-ID researcher, in the area of Nano-Electronic Circuits and Systems,…
The kick-off meeting of U2Demo took place on September 5th and 6th at INESC-ID and Instituto Superior Técnico Headquarters in Lisbon! It counted with over 30 participants from the project Consortium attending the meeting to discuss future steps and strategies…