Isabel Rosário

Connections in the AHR: a Ticket to Multiple Destinations in Host-Microbe Interactions and Therapy

Host

Rita Fior, PhD, Cancer Development and Innate Immune Evasion Lab


Venue

Seminar room

17 June 2025

The European Research Council (ERC) awards two ERC Advanced Grants to Life Sciences in Portugal

The results of the most recent European Research Council (ERC)  Advanced Grants have been announced today (June 17th). In Portugal, the ERC selected two new projects in the area of ​​life sciences, which in total will receive 5M€. 

The ERC funding, worth in total €721M, will go to 281 leading researchers across Europe. In the case of life sciences, 732 proposals were submitted and 83 were selected for funding, which represents a success rate of approximately 11%. 

Vitor Silva

Bruna Meira

11 June 2025

Episode 4 - Consciousness: From Zombies to Beast Machines

From philosophical zombies and the purpose of dreaming, to measuring consciousness like temperature and why brains aren’t computers, Seth unpacks the idea that our experience of reality – and of ourselves – is a kind of waking dream, a “controlled hallucination”, shaped by prediction, perception, and the body’s primal drive to stay alive.

His theory of what it means to ‘be you’ challenges how we understand perception – and turns what you thought you knew about yourself on its head.

05 June 2025

Wrapping up the 4th Edition of the Mentoring Programme Ciência di Noz Manera

Following intro sessions that happened at schools back in February, nearly 200 8th-grade students from Escola do Alto do Lumiar (Lisboa) and Escola Dr. Azevedo Neves (Amadora) took part in a series of hands-on/minds-on experiments at both the GIMM Foundation and Champalimaud Foundation (CF) in March. 

EATRIS Spotlight - Research workshop

Date and Time

July 15, 2025, 14:00-18:00 WEST

Location

Seminar Room, Champalimaud Foundation, Lisbon

 

04 June 2025

Many Possible Futures: How Dopamine in the Brain Might Inform AI That Adapts Quickly to Change

The problem with averages

Imagine you’re deciding whether to wait in line for your favourite meal at a busy restaurant or grab a quick snack at the nearest café. Your brain weighs not just how good the meal might be, but also how long it will take to get it.

Champalimaud Open Seminar (COpS)

"AI/Radiomics 2.0: How to Safely Translate Research Results to the Clinics"

Nickolas Papanikolaou, Computational Clinical Imaging Group

 

"A New Society of Mind"

Joe Paton, Learning Lab
 


Moderation

Carlos Minutti, Immunoregulation Lab


Venue

Champalimaud Foundation Auditorium 

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