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INESCTEC.OCEAN is led by INESC TEC, with a European and national investment of more than €30M
Date 20th November 2024
INESC TEC and IMP Diagnostics published an article in one of the top-10 best publications on computer vision and pattern recognition - which explores the importance of using algorithms to analyse the context of the cell nucleus as a way to make more effective diagnoses.
Date 18th October 2024
The number of people over 65 is expected to double by 2050, according to the United Nations (UN), which has launched several calls for greater support for older population. Data from the European Commission also show that, since 2012, deaths exceed births in the European Union. Active and healthy ageing has been a key topic within European policies, with significant allocation of funding to support research projects in this domain. Coordinated by the Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering, Technology and Science (INESC TEC), the VR2Care project - which has now come to an end - received €2.2M funding. One of the results of the project includes the use of virtual reality to promote physical exercise and encourage socialisation among the older population.
Date 24th July 2024
The Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering, Technology and Science - INESC TEC - is one of the partners of the project "Linha de Saúde 24h", a free healthcare telephone service for the population of Guinea-Bissau. In a country with hard-to-reach locations, this solution - available to two million people approximately - is vital to support the National Healthcare System
Date 16th July 2024
Date 09th May 2024
The Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering, Technology and Science (INESC TEC), following its commitment to bringing younger people closer to research careers, opened a new call for research internships in the summer – INESC TEC 2024 Summer Internships. The applications run until May 15 - and the Institute will select 60 higher education students.
Date 22nd April 2024
The Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering, Technology and Science (INESC TEC) developed a technology to help monitor an invasive species in Brazil. The sun coral – an invasive species that emerged on the Asian continent and has already colonised the entire Gulf of Mexico – appeared in Brazil in the 1980s. Experts suspect that this species came from oil platforms brought from Asia to other continents.
Date 12th April 2024
Project with close to €36M, with 50 partners, and led by a Portuguese R&D institute, ends in March
Date 07th March 2024
The work behind the first prototype that uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) for colorectal diagnosis was fully developed by Portuguese researchers from the Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering, Technology and Science (INESC TEC), in Porto, and the IMP Diagnostics Molecular & Anatomic Pathology laboratory; it will be published today (March 5) in the renowned international scientific journal npj Precision Oncology.
Date 05th March 2024
A sustainable communications solution for the Internet of Things (IoT) is under development. The solution stems from a combination of light and radio communications, in a flexible way, exploring a technology based on printed electronics. More than 11 eleven entities are working on this solution as part of the SUPERIOT (Truly Sustainable Printed Electronics-based IoT Combining Optical and Radio Wireless Technologies) project, funded by the European Commission (€5.6M). There are three Portuguese entities involved - the Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering, Technology and Science (INESC TEC), the Universidade Nova de Lisboa, and Wavecom.
Date 23rd January 2024
Using Artificial Intelligence (AI), AI4Lungs focuses on personalised care, while optimising human resources, and reducing costs and time needed to diagnose lung-related diseases. One of the pilots will take place in Portugal.
Date 19th January 2024
The Innovation Ecosystem and the Role of Interface Entities is the theme of the eighth edition of the INESC TEC Autumn Forum, promoted by the Institute for Systems and Computer Engineering, Technology and Science (INESC TEC). Scheduled for next Tuesday, November 21, the event mobilises civil society, economic agents, public entities, and representatives of the national science and higher education system. Elvira Fortunato, Minister of Science, will oversee the opening ceremony. The expected number of participants is 300.
Date 16th November 2023
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