Sabias que a Católica Porto Business School tem uma oferta de programas de Mestrado num leque diversificado de áreas? Formar, profissionalizar, especializar e dotar os nossos alunos de todas as competências essenciais para os transformar em profissionais altamente qualificados são os nossos objetivos, combinando uma forte preparação técnica com um conjunto de competências transversais fundamentais para uma carreira de sucesso.
No dia 20 de maio vamos estar numa sala Zoom perto de ti para te dar a conhecer a nossa oferta formativa de 2º ciclo.
Uma escola de referência como a Católica Porto Business School dá mais poder ao teu futuro. Esperamos por ti!
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PROGRAMA
18h00 – Boas vindas
18h10 – Porque deves escolher os Mestrados da Católica Porto Business School?
18h30 – Questões práticas que deves saber
18h40 – Perguntas e respostas
OPEN DAY 2021 · ESCOLA DAS ARTES
26 MAI 2021 · ONLINE
No dia 26 de Maio, a Escola das Artes promove um Open Day para todos os interessados em conhecer as licenciaturas que oferecemos nas áreas do Cinema, Som e Imagem e Conservação e Restauro.
Esta é uma oportunidade para conhecer professores, instalações e equipamento da Escola, bem como o seu projeto centrado na articulação do ensino com a produção artística e a investigação, estimulando a exploração e divulgação de diferentes linguagens artísticas e com forte ambição no desenvolvimento de modelos diferenciados de ensino e investigação artística.
Ao longo do dia, será possível fazer um Tour Virtual pela Escola e conhecer as suas instalações e equipamentos, conhecer os últimos projetos desenvolvidos pelos alunos, em diferentes áreas artísticas e ouvir testemunhos de quem estuda na Escola e de quem já está no mercado profissional.
Em três momentos distintos, realizaremos um live com os coordenadores das licenciaturas em Conservação e Restauro, Som e Imagem e Cinema, que conversarão com alunos e poderão responder a todas as questões colocadas pelos participantes.
The Faculty of Education and Psychology of Universidade Católica Portuguesa has the pleasure of inviting you to the "Online presentation session of Applied Psychology’ Ph.D. programme”, that will take place on the 26th of May at 5.00 p.m.
Testimony
Lucia Penalba and Ana Filipa Moreno – Ph.D. Students in the Ph.D. programme
Q&A Session
The International Ph.D. programme in “Applied Psychology: Adaptation and change in contemporary societies” is conceived to provide training in a research environment for doctoral students interested in applying psychology across the lifespan and in relation to mental health and well-being in the context of contemporary societies, characterized by fast changes and complex social problems. This programme is a Joint Ph.D. degree, awarded by three universities: Universidade Católica Portuguesa (Portugal); Universitat Ramon Llull (Spain); and Nottingham Trent University (UK). The programme offers an international research background, starting in the first year, as junior researchers are supervised by three researchers, one from each partner university. The programme includes an international research internship (mobility) at, at least one of the partner institutions.
Resumo
Legumes are being the target of recent scientific and innovation activities across Europe that enable legumes as dietary vehicles to improve consumer health. Specific initiatives include, for example: 1. the comprehensive nutritional characterization of large germplasm collections; 2. the understanding of the nutritional value of conventionally grown vs. organically grown legumes; 3. the optimization of processing techniques that enable full grain valorisation; 4. the development of legume based foods tailored to children and grown-ups alike; 5. the development of freely available legume-based recipe books. Still, in order for legumes to become more widely present in agricultural fields and consumers plates, and ultimately to “empower” legumes, citizens must be involved in “spreading the bean”. Fully decentralised approaches to legume conservation are needed, and one way to accomplish this is by involving citizens in legume germplasm conservation and multiplication. Citizen Scientist strategies are valuable tools to increase citizens´ awareness towards the importance of biodiversity, and create a strong bridge between germplasm banks, consumers and other stakeholders, including school gardens‘, to educate children on biodiversity by active participation in seed conservation. A dedicated app to engage citizens in sharing a collection of 1000 beans has been developed with the project H2020 INCREASE. The collection of phenotypic data (e.g., morphological, yield components, growth, and even taste) by citizens is creating a community of shared experiences, where legume pictures and stories are increasing legumes´ public visibility across Europe.
Forma e Transcendência Conversa entre Pedro Mexia e Rui Chafes
19 MAI · 18H · Auditório Ilídio Pinho
Matéria, forma, palavra e poesia. Uma conversa aberta entre o poeta, cronista e crítico literário Pedro Mexia e o escultor Rui Chafes, a propósito daexposição Studentato– uma parceria entre Fundação de Serralves, a Federação Académica do Porto e a Universidade Católica Portuguesa.
Acesso reservado de acordo com as instruções da Direção-Geral de Saúde às instituições de Ensino Superior. Para mais informação pf contacta: artes@porto.ucp.pt.
Pedro Mexia nasceu em Lisboa, em 1972. Licenciou-se em Direito pela Universidade Católica. Escreveu crítica literária e crónicas para os jornais Diário de Notícias e Público, sendo atualmente colaborador do semanário Expresso. É um dos membros do Governo Sombra (TSF / TVI24). Foi subdiretor e diretor interino da Cinemateca Portuguesa. Publicou seis livros de poesia, antologiados em Menos por Menos (2011), a que se seguiu Uma Vez Que Tudo se Perdeu (2015) e a seleção pessoal de Poemas Escolhidos (2018). Editou os volumes de diários Fora do Mundo (2004), Prova de Vida (2007), Estado Civil (2009), Lei Seca (2014) e Malparado (2017), e as coletâneas de crónicas Primeira Pessoa (2006), Nada de Melancolia (2008), As Vidas dos Outros (2010), O Mundo dos Vivos (2012), Cinemateca (2013), Biblioteca (2015) e Lá Fora (2018, Grande Prémio de Crónica APE). No Brasil, saíram Queria mais é que chovesse (crónicas, 2015) e Contratempo (poesia, 2016). Organizou um volume de ensaios de Agustina Bessa-Luís, Contemplação Carinhosa da Angústia; a antologia Verbo: Deus como Interrogação na Poesia Portuguesa [com José Tolentino Mendonça]; O Homem Fatal, crónicas escolhidas de Nelson Rodrigues; e Nada Tem já Encanto, antologia poética de Rui Knopfli. Traduziu Robert Bresson, Tom Stoppard, Hugo Williams e Martin Crimp. Coordena a coleção de poesia da Tinta-da-china. Em 2015 e 2016 integrou o júri do Prémio Camões.
Rui Chafes nasceu em Lisboa, em 1966. Formou-se em Escultura na ESBAL, em 1989, seguindo depois para Dusseldórfia, onde frequentou a Kunstakademie, sob a direção do artista alemão Gerhard Merz. Expôs pela primeira vez individualmente em Lisboa (1986) numa exposição intitulada Pássaro Ofendido. Sonho e Morte, Centro Cultural de Belém, Lisboa (1993). Würzburg Bolton Landing (CAM/FCG), Lisboa (1995) e Durante o Fim, Sintra Museu de Arte Moderna, Palácio Nacional da Pena, Sintra (2000), são algumas das suas exposições mais importantes. Publicou vários livros (Würzburg Bolton Landing, Durante o Fim, O Silêncio de…), escolheu e traduziu Fragmentos de Novalis. Vencedor do Prémio Pessoa 2015.
Esta sessão integra o ciclo
Palavra, Ferro e Fogo A Partir da Obra de Rui Chafes
30 ABR, 19 MAI e 14 JUN · 18H
Auditório Ilídio Pinho
No contexto da exposição Studentato – uma parceria entre Fundação de Serralves, a Federação Académica do Porto e a Universidade Católica Portuguesa –, presente no campus UCP com a escultura de Rui Chafes, Secreta Soberania (Até que chegue o nosso doce reencontro)eSecreta Soberania (Quando te vejo o mundo à nossa volta deixa, por momentos, de existir)., a Escola das Artes apresenta um programa paralelo a partir da obra de Rui Chafes.
Programa:
30 ABR · 18H · Apresentação do filme Durante o Fim (2014) de João Trabulo, seguida de uma conversa entre Rui Chafes, a curadora Joana Valsassina e Nuno Crespo 19 MAI · 18H · Apresentação de Pedro Mexia 14 JUN · 18H · Apresentação de Rosa Maria Martelo
A DECO e a Faculdade de Direito promovem a Aula Aberta “O digital em tempos de Covid: a pandemia do comércio on-line” no âmbito do Seminário Direito do Consumo, aberta a toda a comunidade.
Esta aula, em formato webinar, terá como convidado Paulo Fonseca, Coordenador do Departamento Jurídico e Económico da DECO e será uma oportunidade de debate aberto sobre uma das matérias que maior impacto tem vindo a ter na atual sociedade de consumo, designadamente nesta transição para um mercado digital, atendendo às exigências decorrentes da Nova Agenda do Consumidor.
Será um webinar surpreendente, com muitas dinâmicas e casos práticos que não vão querer perder!
In the scope of CBQF celebration of its 30 years is organizing a Cycle of Seminars about several topics related with the different areas of research. The 4th Seminar titled “The role of advanced biofuels in global energy transition”, will be held on May 27th at 5:00pm.
Brief Abstract
Advanced biofuels, produced with agricultural residues - sugar cane, wheat, rice, corn and other biomasses can have a relevant role in supporting energy transition. With this technology it is possible to increase biofuels production using the same land. This means that countries with land use limitations could use their agricultural residues to produce biofuels resting assured they wouldn’t be enhancing deforestation or other harming consequences.
It is clear that we need renewable and sustainable solutions to power our global energy matrix. Countries, states, cities and companies have set up goals and committed to overcome this challenge.
Biomass and biofuels have all the attributes to power this transition. As flexible as hydrocarbons they share a common ancestral with fossil fuels (yes, today’s oil was yesterday’s forest) and almost everything manufactured using oil could in theory be produced using sugar (or biomass).
Short biography
My job is to develop businesses and products in renewable energy, supporting energy transition while creating low carbon solutions for our clients.
I’m CEO of Raízen Biomass and Board Member of Raízen’s Renewable business companies – Iogen Energy Corporation and Raízen Geo Biogas S.A. I also act as Vice-Chairman of ABBI (Brazilian Association of Bio innovation) and a Board member of ABiogás (Brazilian Biogas Association).
Our renewable business portfolio includes: cogeneration of electricity using sugarcane residues (we have 1GW of installed capacity and generate around 2.6TWh of energy early); a pioneer biogas project using vinasse and filter cake to produce biomethane and electricity (with 21MW installed capacity is one of the largest biogas plants in the world); advanced biofuels projects – using bagasse and sugarcane straw to produce second generation ethanol and biochemicals (Raízen has one of the only plants in the world currently operating at commercial scale - capacity of 40MML ethanol per year); and production of biomass pellets using sugarcane residues used as a coal substitute in industrial burners. In my previous role, I was responsible for creating an innovation area for Raízen as Head of Raízen Ventures.
My background is in law, and prior to my career transition I was Legal Director, Head of Corporate and M&A of Raízen. During this period, I designed and implemented Raízen’s Compliance Program, and lead several national and international M&A deals and capital market projects. My team was awarded best M&A team in Latin America by the International Law Office (ILO).
I graduated in law from UFF in Rio and started my career at Shell Brazil in the legal corporate area in 2003. I’m passionate about energy transition and migration to a low carbon circular economy. My ambition is to support this transition, while making the world a better place for generations to come.
In the scope of CBQF celebration of its 30 years is organizing a Cycle of Seminars about several topics related with the different areas of research. The 4th Seminar titled “The role of advanced biofuels in global energy transition”, will be held on May 27th at 5:00pm.
Brief Abstract
Advanced biofuels, produced with agricultural residues - sugar cane, wheat, rice, corn and other biomasses can have a relevant role in supporting energy transition. With this technology it is possible to increase biofuels production using the same land. This means that countries with land use limitations could use their agricultural residues to produce biofuels resting assured they wouldn’t be enhancing deforestation or other harming consequences.
It is clear that we need renewable and sustainable solutions to power our global energy matrix. Countries, states, cities and companies have set up goals and committed to overcome this challenge.
Biomass and biofuels have all the attributes to power this transition. As flexible as hydrocarbons they share a common ancestral with fossil fuels (yes, today’s oil was yesterday’s forest) and almost everything manufactured using oil could in theory be produced using sugar (or biomass).
Short biography
My job is to develop businesses and products in renewable energy, supporting energy transition while creating low carbon solutions for our clients.
I’m CEO of Raízen Biomass and Board Member of Raízen’s Renewable business companies – Iogen Energy Corporation and Raízen Geo Biogas S.A. I also act as Vice-Chairman of ABBI (Brazilian Association of Bio innovation) and a Board member of ABiogás (Brazilian Biogas Association).
Our renewable business portfolio includes: cogeneration of electricity using sugarcane residues (we have 1GW of installed capacity and generate around 2.6TWh of energy early); a pioneer biogas project using vinasse and filter cake to produce biomethane and electricity (with 21MW installed capacity is one of the largest biogas plants in the world); advanced biofuels projects – using bagasse and sugarcane straw to produce second generation ethanol and biochemicals (Raízen has one of the only plants in the world currently operating at commercial scale - capacity of 40MML ethanol per year); and production of biomass pellets using sugarcane residues used as a coal substitute in industrial burners. In my previous role, I was responsible for creating an innovation area for Raízen as Head of Raízen Ventures.
My background is in law, and prior to my career transition I was Legal Director, Head of Corporate and M&A of Raízen. During this period, I designed and implemented Raízen’s Compliance Program, and lead several national and international M&A deals and capital market projects. My team was awarded best M&A team in Latin America by the International Law Office (ILO).
I graduated in law from UFF in Rio and started my career at Shell Brazil in the legal corporate area in 2003. I’m passionate about energy transition and migration to a low carbon circular economy. My ambition is to support this transition, while making the world a better place for generations to come.
In the framework of the STARGATE project, we are pleased to announce a two-day scientific workshop to be held online on the 18th and 19th of May 2021.
This 2-day online workshop will have two-morning sessions with teaching, targeting Early-Stage Researchers (ESRs), including Ph.D. students and young postdocs. Plus, there will be a live tour in the new phenotyping centre of Wageningen University & Research.
About the session
The workshop starts with a general presentation of the STARGATE project followed by a session on basic image capture and basic phenotyping using UAVs. This part will be directed mainly at ESRs of the participating institutions, but also open to the general public.
This two-day scientific workshop will also include training on competencies needed for the implementation of sensor technologies systems in as well affordable small scale and high-tech large-scale settings, on the use of robotics and automation to collect phenotypic data in controlled conditioned such as climate rooms and greenhouses, plus on for large scale screening using drones and unmanned vehicles on the experimental field.
Data collected with these sensors need to be organised, and one of the project partners, INRAE, will present their data management platform PHIS concept and explain the requirements to link to environmental sensor data to characterise in which conditions the plants were grown.
The workshop will be as interactive as possible within the constraints of an online environment. The afternoon sessions will mainly consist of homework assignments, Q&A sessions, and an interactive tour through the NPEC facilities.
O Ano Laudato si’ conclui-se no dia 24 de maio, 6º aniversário da publicação desta encíclica, às 16:00.
Verificamos com gosto que o celebrámos com uma sessão em cada mês. No dia 24 de junho de 2020 a conferência de abertura foi confiada ao Cardeal Luis Antonio Tagle, presidente da Caritas Internationalis.
A conferência de encerramento será proferida pelo Cardeal Tolentino Mendonça, bibliotecário e arquivista da Santa Sé.
Contamos publicar em breve estes dois textos na coleção "Argumento" da nossa Editora.
Consulte aqui as várias iniciativas do Ano Laudato si'.
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