Rodolfo Águas

Pedro Franqueira

31 January 2023

Almost two million euros to understand how the fruit fly brain computes and corrects trajectory errors

When we try walking in a straight line with our eyes closed, after a few steps forward we inevitably deviate from our intended path. But somehow our brain knows it – senses it –, and enables us to more or less correct that deviation error. To do it, we decide to inflect to our body a movement toward the opposite side of the deviation as we take our next step. 

João Pimenta

Metamersion: Latent Spaces

Metamersion: Latent Spaces - a free immersive exhibition featuring art, science & technology pieces - is back with new dates!

26th, 27th Jan - 7pm to 12am

28th Jan - 5pm to 12am

Bar by Flamingo Bar & Food by chef Hugo Candeias, Ofício 

Champalimaud Warehouse - Doca Pesca F

Entrance is free, but registration is needed

INDP STUDENTS 2020 & 2021

INDP 2020/2021

Naz Belkaya (Turkey) - Renart Lab
Dean Rance (South Africa) - Polavieja Lab    
Rory Beresford (UK) - Ribeiro Lab    
Margarida Caio (Portugal) - Rhiner Lab    
Ana Sofia Marques (Portugal) - Sánchez-Danés Lab    
Thomas Soares Mullen (UK) - Orger Lab 
Ana Rasteiro (Portugal) - Veiga-Fernandes Lab
Adrianna Bielowka (Poland) - Costa-Silva Lab
Sara Ferreira (Portugal) - Sánchez-Danés Lab
Rita Alves (Portugal) - Shemesh Lab
Pedro Silva (Portugal) - Orger Lab    

17 January 2023

IGC and Champalimaud Foundation secure new EMBO Installation Grants

This competitive initiative supports excellent group leaders who are in the process of establishing their laboratories. The awarded early-career scientists receive 50,000 euros annually for three to five years and can apply for additional grants of up to 10,000 euros per year.

Oroquia Menezes

Nelson Descalço

David Pereira

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