The Open Science – A Guide for NOVA Researchers is a guide that aims to offer researchers guidelines for each stage of their research process, provide tools and communicate good practices.
This document was produced by the NOVA CRIS Group and the Scientific Information Management Unit of NOVA’s Rectorate.
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The new Interpretive Centre ‘Os Murais de Almada nas Gares Marítimas’ opens to the public in February 2025.
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On November 22nd, the Arpad Szenes Museum – Vieira da Silva will host the launch of the book ‘Moraesu St.’ by José Bértolo.
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The book ‘Minho, Douro e Trás-os-Montes: Imagens do ambiente natural e humano na literatura de ficção’ is available in open access.
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The number 11 of the ‘Estranhar Pessoa’ journal has just been published in open access.
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‘Ut pictura, poesis: diálogo(s) inter-artes no romance Uma Florença para Caravaggio, de Diomira Maria’ is the latest article by researcher Natália Constâncio.
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The book ‘História Global da Literatura Portuguesa’ aims to open the way to exploring a multitude of analyses in the field of literary history.
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Applications for the ‘Go Green, Go Social 2024: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Award’ are open until October 27th.
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“O Tejo e a Epopeia: Imagens de (Des)Construção e de Poder na Literatura Portuguesa” is the latest article by researcher Natália Constâncio.
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Those interested in attending the ‘II International Conference of Humanities UAb’ should submit their paper proposal until October 31st.
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