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Nuno Cruz, Ricardo André and Luís Seca

Free Nonsense

"I know that INESC Porto offers great competencies and facilities in OFS; this means that we can develop the best sensor configurations and interrogation techniques for the sensing platforms...", Mohammad Zibaii

Have your say

"The relaxed atmosphere, spirit of mutual aid and the exchange of scientific knowledge between colleagues at INESC Porto are all positive factors for me, but it was the projects I have been involved in that have really contributed to my scientific development...", Lucian Ciobanu

Gallery of the Uncommon

Following the analysis of the aesthetics of breasts, the researchers at INESC Porto have turned their attention to the pelvic region. The project is called BioPelvic and consists of a vaginometer which is not to be confused with any other mileage meter. This is a phallic device with sensors and yes ladies, there is a wireless version.

Jobs 4 the Boys & Girls

In this section, the reader may find reference to public announcements made by INESC Porto offering grants, contracts and other opportunities of the same kind.

Biptoon

More scenes of how life goes merrily on...

 

INESC Porto helps Greek electricity company prepare application for European Funding

With the help of INESC Porto’s Information and Computer Graphics Systems Unit (USIG), the Power Systems Unit (USE) coordinated and prepared a proposal for the European Programme NER300, on behalf of the Public Power Corporation (PPC), the largest Greek electricity company.

This programme is destined to partially fund projects related to energy efficiency and network management (including the introduction of renewable energies such as wind farms and photovoltaic panels) and the reduction of CO2 emissions, by introducing cleaner technology that produces less pollution.   

USE will be involved in looking at the evolution of CO2 emissions before 2025 and considering various scenarios involving renewable energy generation and loads, identifying the investment that will be required and preparing the technical documentation to support the proposal.

The partnership INESC Porto and PPC began in March 2010 when the first contract was signed. The objective of this contract is to define the architecture of a system to control electrical energy networks in close to forty Greek islands, including Crete and Rhodes, and look into how they communicate with the Public Power Corporation’s plant in Athens.

João Tomé Saraiva will lead the project along with Jorge Pereira, André Moreira, Luís Seca and Mauro Rosa, from USE and Paulo Monteiro from USIG.