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Corporate

INESC TEC, in the words of our partners – Statement by Carlos Sampaio of Elergone.

Limelight

"...it is with great pride that we receive these words and that we see our work being recognised. Additionally, it is an extra motivation." Inês, José Pedro, Luís and Tiago (CTM)

Serious Thinking

"This initiative can’t be confined to the governmental action and will only have significant results if it is able to mobilise companies as well as public and private actors.", Pedro Guedes de Oliveira

Gallery of the Uncommon

After naming robots like Eva and Mara (long live gender equality!), it was time for an autonomous female robot that explores flooded mines to show up...Her name is Nata.

Where are you now?

Every month INESC TEC sends highly qualified individuals into the market...

Jobs 4 the Boys & Girls

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

Biptoon

More scenes of how life goes merrily on...

 
 

INESC TEC researcher elected a Fellow of EAMBES

INESC TEC researcher elected a Fellow of EAMBES

Aurélio Campilho, coordinator of INESC TEC’s Centre for Biomedical Engineering Research (C-BER) and Full Professor at the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto (FEUP), was elected a Fellow of EAMBES - European Alliance for Medical and Biological Engineering and Science.

The Fellows Division of EAMBES is composed of individuals who have significant contributions in the areas of Medical and Biological Engineering and Science.

EAMBES is a non-profit international organisation established in accordance with the Belgian law, which gathers the majority of the scientific societies and academic and research institutions located in Europe within the framework of the Medical and Biological Engineering and Science. The main goal of EAMBES is to improve the health and the well-being of the European citizens through the implementation of the Medical and Biological Engineering and Science in its daily life.

 

The researcher mentioned in this news piece is associated with UP-FEUP.