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for the conductive state under different conditions of use will be targeted. WP4 – Functional optimization: Development of the functional optimization of the DTIS, using predictive modelling based on climate forecast
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Manuel Azevedo Ferreira, Dr. Vítor Jorge Pais Vilar, and Dr. Lúcia Maria da Silveira Santos. Grant duration: Initial duration of 04 months, with the predicted starting date in november 2026
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the predicted starting date in October 2026, on an exclusive basis, eventually renewable but never exceeding the end of the project. The eventual renewal of the scholarship will be carried out as determined in
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(FEUP), under the scientific supervision of Professor Vera Maria Ferreira da Cruz Homem. Grant duration: Initial duration of 5 months, with the predicted starting date in October 2026, on an exclusive
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supervision of Doctor Anabela Borges. Grant duration: Initial duration of 6 months, with the predicted starting date in September 2026, on an exclusive basis, eventually renewable but never exceeding
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Grant within the framework of the Funding UID/50020/2025 of the of the Research Unit LSRE-LCM – Laboratory of Separation and Reaction Processes – Laboratory of Catalysis and Materials, and DOI https
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Silva and Doctor Vítor Jorge Pais Vilar. Grant duration: Initial duration of 06 months, with the predicted starting date in September 2026, on an exclusive basis, eventually renewable but never exceeding
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Vilar. Grant duration: Initial duration of 6 months, with the predicted starting date in September 2026, on an exclusive basis eventually renewable but never exceeding the end of the project. If it is not
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supervision of Dr. António Manuel Azevedo Ferreira, Doctor Vítor Jorge Pais Vilar, and professor Lúcia Maria da Silveira Santos. Grant duration: Initial duration of 6 months, with the predicted starting date in
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for a research grant within the framework of the Funding UID/00511/2025 of the Research Unit LEPABE - Laboratory for Process Engineering, Environment, Biotechnology and Energy, and DOI https://doi.org