It is with great pride that we share the first visit organized for 3rd year students of Bachelor´s Degree in Biomedical Engineering at NOVA FCT. During two days in Porto, students had the opportunity to learn more about the application of Biomedical Engineering in different contexts, bringing academia closer to professional reality.
The study addresses one of the most complex challenges in modern physics: determining the spatial extent of the wave packet of a neutrino, a particle that is notoriously difficult to detect.
Meeting with a scientist" at the Knowledge Pavilion: Centro de Ciência Viva
Developing her thesis at LIP (Laboratory of Instrumentation and Experimental Particle Physics), under the guidance of João Cruz, professor at NOVA FCT, and Daniel Galaviz, from LIP, the NOVA FCT student investigates one of the fundamental processes in the formation of chemical elements in the universe
In the photo, Professor Cláudia Quaresma, project coordinator at the NOVA Science & Innovation Day session
Due to his contributions in the area of solar laser and related phenomena.
