Madalena Carvalho: “Educast is a relevant tool to enrich the learning experience”
Madalena Carvalho, director of Documentation Services at the Open University (UAb) spoke about this service.
1 million aggregated content items: “a historic moment for RCAAP and open science in Portugal”
RCAAP ends 2024 on a high note, achieving a historic milestone. This goal comes in the year the service celebrates its 16th anniversary.
Affirmation of the Portuguese Language on the Internet
The Portuguese language is constantly changing. As we navigate the winding paths of the digital age,...
“The changes made possible by PTCRIS have brought significant benefits to those involved in the national science system”
The PTCRIS program was launched in 2015 with the aim of facilitating the management and access to information on national scientific activity.
PTCRIS receives international recognition at the 16th edition of the Lusophone Open Science Conference
The PTCRIS program is recognized with the Best Pecha Kucha award at the conference.
CIÊNCIAVITAE celebrates 7 years
Seven years facilitating the management of scientific curricula in Portugal.
Time Travel as told by Arquivo.pt
In addition to archiving, this service also allows everyone to “travel back in time” through Arquivo.pt’s online exhibitions.
FCCN establishes strategic partnership to promote open access diamonds in Portugal
FCCN, the digital services unit of the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), which serves...
FCT's contribution to the evolution of Open Science to be debated on October 21st
The session “Open Science in Evolution: the contribution of the FCT” will take stock of the initiatives developed to date.
12th Research Data Management Forum
Registration is now open for the 12th Research Data Management Forum, which will take place from November 27th to 28th, in Bragança.
2nd Session of the Cycle “Archives of Knowledge: Science, History and Memory”
The Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), through its Science and Technology Archive (ACT), organizes during the year 2025 the cycle “Archives of Knowledge: Science, History and Memory”