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in News, Portugal · 17 Jan 2022, 08:06 · 4 Comments
Vera Aldeias, Yonatan N. Gez, Sérgio Domingos, Manuel Souto and Susana Soares are the researchers in Portugal who received one of the European research grants.
They belong to the University of Algarve, Iscte – University Institute of Lisbon, the University of Coimbra, the University of Aveiro and the Chemistry and Technology Network (Requimte).
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Once science becomes political, it's no longer science.
It's propaganda.
By DD from Lisbon on 17 Jan 2022, 08:23
A great idea !! Science has been the poor relation for too long, with more money comes more research and more discoveries!
By Kayjay from UK on 17 Jan 2022, 18:55
Portugal needs scientists to innovate, discover and help develop Portugal into a better society with more technology in the future. It will also help Portugal achieve new skills and trades, which in the long run will also create more skilled and high-tech jobs and work for the Portuguese people. It's a win win situation. May Portugal fund and help It's Scientists make new discoveries for the future.
By Tony from Other on 19 Jan 2022, 16:51
Really interested in what the grant is for- the fields of study?
By Jeff from Other on 20 Jan 2022, 06:36