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Unlocking International Opportunities: UT Austin Portugal is offering ten internships through...

The UT Austin Portugal Program is launching a call to fund short-term research visits at the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) in...

UT Austin Program and the University of Coimbra promote the third...

Students, researchers and professionals from the healthcare filed, we have great news for you: The UT Austin Portugal Program and the Faculty of Medicine...

UT Austin Portugal welcomes eight new Exploratory Research Projects to its...

3D Printing of Nitrogen-Rich Nanoporous Carbons for CO2 Capture by Electric Swing Adsorption; 2D photonic memresistive devices for neuromorphic applications; Customized 3D Tumor Models...

Meet our Directors – Patrick Heimbach

Patrick started as a student of physics and mathematics with an ambition to study elementary particle physics but later found himself amazed by the...

Portugal and the US build bridges to provide knowledge on earth...

As José Saramago, Portuguese writer and recipient of a Nobel Prize in Literature, once said: “You have to leave the island to see the...

The Program’s External Review Committee held its last meeting of Phase...

The UT Austin Portugal Program’s External Review Committee (ERC), a panel of international experts appointed by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT),...

From energy data analytics to hydrogen trends: UT Austin Portugal partnered...

When it comes to our wellbeing, energy plays a big part in it. It enables us to have food, use transportation and heat our...

Energy, Nanotechnology and Advanced Computing: how can science, technology, and innovation...

How can science shape the future? This question is increasingly present in today’s discussions, as there are unavoidable global challenges, like climate change and...

UT Austin Portugal’s project portfolio expanded with new batch of Exploratory...

The preliminary results of the 2022 Call for UT Austin Portugal Exploratory Research Projects (ERPs) were announced last week by the Portuguese Foundation for...