 | ICNAS (Institute for Nuclear
Sciences Applied to Health) now has cutting-edge medical imaging with a new PET
Tomograph. The equipment will bring significant benefits in the production of knowledge in
the areas of diagnosis and therapy in neurology, cardiology and oncology. |
| University
of Coimbra gets 1.2 million euros to study autism. The main goal of the project is to understand which
brain cells play a key part in this disorder. |  |
 | University
of Coimbra cooperates with the Ministry of Culture and Creative Industries of
Cape Verde. The cooperation agreement signed today envisages joint activities
with several Cape Verdean institutions. |
| COVID-19:
international study assesses emotional responses of frontline healthcare
workers. In order to reach as many
healthcare workers as possible in Portugal, the research team is looking for
volunteers who wish to participate in the research. |  |
 | Film sessions at Gil Vicente Academic Theatre (TAGV). “L'ami de mon amie”, by Eric Rohmer and “The Card Counter” (Paul Schrader) are the two films that may be seen at 6 and 9pm. |
| Launch
of the book “Excellence in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education:
institutional policies, research and practices in Europe” (Coimbra University
Press), a work by Isabel Huet (Open University & CIDTFF, LE@D), Teresa
Pessoa and Fátima Sol (University of Coimbra) and available in Open Access. |  |
