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Bringing Generic Programming to Google’s Go Language

An international team including NOVA LINCS Software Systems researcher Bernardo Toninho, just published results that will make a big difference on how developers using Google’s Go programming language will make their products more generic, easier and faster to change.

SoSyM Ten-year most influential paper award

Ana Moreira, researcher from NOVA LINCS, distinguished with the 2020 Journal on Software & System Modeling Ten-year most influential Paper Award, with her paper "A model-driven traceability framework for software product lines".

Project Clean Forest leverages artificial intelligence and augmented reality in fire prevention

Project coordinated by NOVA LINCS selected for funding under the national call for R&D Projects to Prevent and Fight Forest Fires.

Girls in Computer Science

High school girls attended the live webinar “Girls in ICT”, organized by Departamento de Informática and NOVA LINCS.

SUMMER WITH COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

NOVA LINCS offers a summer break program of a two week internship to secondary school students.

NOVA LINCS debates the importance of knowledge and innovation in the post-Covid-19 period

Session held in the context of the initiative “Skills 4 post-Covid - Skills for the future”, with the participation of the Minister of Science, Technology and Higher Education.

NOVA LINCS partners with Farfetch and OutSystems on cutting-edge research and innovation projects

iFetch and GOLEM large-scale projects aim to deliver revolutionary artificial intelligence solutions in the context of collaborative industry-academy research between top Portuguese high-tech companies, NOVA LINCS, Carnegie-Mellon, and other national partners.

Covid-19: NOVA LINCS branch at the University of Évora develops solution to reduce service time on the SNS24 Line

NOVA LINCS partners with OutSystems on cutting-edge research and innovation projects

Distinguished Lecture 2019: “Making Digital Tangible: the battle against the pixel empire” by Hiroshi Ishii

An inspiring talk on finding new ways of thinking about digital technologies and their interaction with people.

Making Digital Tangible: the battle against the pixel empire, Distinguished Lecture 2019 by Hiroshi Ishii

Today's mainstream Human-Computer Interaction research primarily addresses functional concerns – the needs of users, practical applications, and usability evaluation. Tangible Bits and Radical Atoms research are driven by vision and carried out with an artistic approach, and emphasize that the design for engaging and inspiring tangible interactions requires the rigor of both scientific and artistic review.

Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 and the software that made the dream come true

In the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the greatest technological achievement of mankind, the first manned moon landing on the 20th July 1969, DI FCT NOVA and NOVA LINCS associates to the worldwide commemorations, remembering the most amazing cyber physical system ever conceived, the Apollo Spacecraft.